Playing Spider Solitaire with two suits is much the same as playing with one suit, the most common Spider Patience type. You can even apply the same strategies to the game since the goal is the same. If you want to brush up on the rules, you can read through our thorough guide on how to play Spider Solitaire. Once you've got a hang of the rules, you should take a look at our tips and trick on how to win the game.

To play Spider 2 suits you'll need two pairs of decks. Pick out all the hearts and spades from both decks, and combine them into a deck of itself. Playing Spider Solitaire with two suits makes the game a lot more challenging that playing with one suit since you can only move sequences of cards if the whole sequence are of the same suit. Which means that a card can be moved onto another card of a different suit than the card being moved to. But, the sequence of cards the two cards add up two can't be moved since they have different suits.

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