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Daily Challenge

The details of Daily Challenge, without a long detour. Return to these details whenever they become useful.

A quick guide to the game
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Select a face-up card, then a destination column. Dragging also works.

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Your daily table

Keep these points in mind. A daily deal uses the standard 104-card Spider rules. The displayed challenge date identifies the daily set you are playing. Daily Challenge on 126jinge.com offers one dated Spider deal for each supported suit count. Choose one suit, two suits or four suits using the game controls.

When a new day begins

This website uses America/New_York to determine its challenge date. The date shown beside the controls is the date used for the current deal. A new calendar day in the challenge timezone produces another set of deals. Your device's local date can differ from the challenge date near midnight.

The same daily start

A few details help explain this feature. Loading the same date and suit count reproduces that starting layout. The challenge date and selected suit count determine the starting shuffle. Different suit settings are separate daily challenges. The daily shuffle is not selected from the verified winning-deal collection.

Complete eight runs

Clear eight same-suit sequences from King down to Ace to win. A mixed-suit sequence does not count as a completed run. A full face-up sequence is collected automatically at the bottom of a column. The run counter records your progress toward clearing all 104 cards.

Move and build

Here are the details for this mode. A King needs an empty column because no higher rank can receive it. A single exposed card can land on a card exactly one rank higher, regardless of suit. A group moves together only when its cards descend in one suit. An empty column accepts any legal movable group.

Five more rows

Here are the details for this mode. New stock cards can both create useful moves and interrupt existing sequences. Each stock deal places one face-up card on all ten columns. Every column must be occupied before you can deal from the stock. The daily table begins with fifty cards in the stock.

Pause and return

Here are the details for this mode. With saving enabled, the browser stores your current daily game for each suit setting. Loading a new day's challenge replaces the saved daily position for that suit setting. Saved daily positions belong to this browser profile and domain. Returning to the same challenge can restore that saved position.

A new challenge is available

The following details apply here. An open daily game checks periodically for a changed challenge date while the page is visible. Completing an older open game records the date attached to that game. A date change displays a notice without replacing the cards you are playing. The Today's challenge control loads the current day's deal.

Your local record

A few details help explain this feature. My Statistics shows daily starts and wins separately for each suit setting. A completed challenge is also recorded by its date and suit count in this browser. The local completion record is not a public leaderboard or an account-based history. Winning the same dated challenge repeatedly counts as one distinct daily completion.

Practice at your pace

Here are the details for this mode. Replay starts the same daily layout again. Hints offer legal moves without guaranteeing a route to victory. Use Winning Deals when you want a starting position with a checked complete solution. Undo can reverse a successful card move or a stock deal while history is available.