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COLLECTED AT THE TABLE · A STORY TOLD IN SEQUENCES

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Games started, wins and best completed results by mode
ModeStartedWonWin rateBest movesBest time

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NOTES FROM THE TABLE

Your personal game record

Keep these points in mind. The table covers standard Spider, challenge modes and the additional variants. No player account is required to view local results. The table is a personal record rather than a public leaderboard. My Statistics on it9blog.com reads results saved by this browser.

The started counter

Resuming an already counted attempt does not add another start. Opening a page without taking a successful action does not count as starting a game. Replay or New game creates another attempt that counts after its first successful action. A game counts as started when you make its first successful move or stock deal.

When a win counts

Keep these points in mind. A counted win is not added again by undoing and redoing the final action in the same attempt. A win is recorded when the game collects all runs required by its rules. A newly replayed attempt can record another win if you finish it. Standard Spider requires eight runs while the single-deck variants require four.

Wins compared with starts

Keep these points in mind. Unfinished attempts remain part of the started total. The win rate compares recorded wins with recorded starts for one row. The win rate describes local play history and does not measure whether every deal was solvable. A row with no recorded starts shows a dash for its win rate.

Your shortest recorded finish

The following details apply here. Undo restores the earlier move count along with the earlier card arrangement. A successful stock deal counts as one action in the move counter. The best-moves value is a practice record rather than a verified competitive score. Best moves is the lowest final move count among recorded wins in that row.

Best completed time

The following details apply here. Best time is the shortest elapsed time among wins that include a timed record. Undo does not rewind elapsed time. The timer runs during started, unfinished play while the page is visible. An older saved statistics record without a measured winning time displays a dash until a timed win is recorded.

Separate modes and suits

The following details apply here. Standard Spider has separate rows for one suit, two suits and four suits. Daily Challenge, Numbered Deals and Relaxed Spider each have three suit-specific rows. Spiderette, Simple Simon and Scorpion each have their own row. Winning Deals has one row for its verified one-suit collection.

Dated challenges you finished

Here are the details for this mode. The daily completion total counts distinct saved challenge-date and suit combinations. The completion list is stored locally and retains up to 2200 dated entries. Winning the same dated challenge twice does not add a second distinct completion. Daily wins in the results table can include repeated completed attempts.

Manage the local record

Here are the details for this mode. New results are retained only when game saving is enabled and browser storage is available. Privacy & Cookie Settings lets you turn saving off or clear application game data. The website cannot recover records after the browser has removed them. Clearing local game data also removes the statistics used by this page.

Where these results belong

A few details help explain this feature. A shared browser profile can expose saved results to other people using that profile. Another browser, device or domain has its own local records. Results stay in the current browser profile on this domain. A completed verified deal counts as a win even when Solution step was used to finish it.