how many points is it possible to score in spider solitaire intermediate?

Anonymous
2011-05-08T20:39:34+00:00

Trying to figure out the maximum number of points that can be scored playing spider solitaire intermediate -----the one with two suits.

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Anonymous
2011-06-18T20:05:29+00:00

My highest scores for Spider Solitaire (Windows 7's version) on intermediate are as follows:

1238 (5/23/2010)

1222 (6/20/2010)

1214 (8/30/2010)

1195 (4/4/2011)

1180 (6/12/2011)

I'm positive there are higher scores possible. :)

Wikipedia states that the highest possible score is 1293 given a perfect deal (and I'm assuming that's on Expert mode given the additional score possibilites being lower than what I've achieved on intermediate mode).

Win percentage is almost meaningless (addressing another "answer") as all games of Spider Solitaire are winnable given the unlimited undo's in Windows' version. I've played 646 games thus far with a 100% win percentage.

Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spider_Solitaire_(Windows)#Highest_Possible_Scores

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Anonymous
2015-03-21T19:46:18+00:00

You can get as high a score as you want.  It just takes time.

Find a game where when you clear a column you get the no more moves screen.  You just got 100 points. Click to return to the game and undo.  The game forgets to take away the 100 points.   clear the column again and get another 100 points (minus the point for the undo and the point for the move to clear the column).  Wash, rinse, repeat until you reach the score you want or get bored.

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  1. Anonymous
    2014-12-10T10:36:24+00:00

    Play this once or twice a day to keep the brain ticking over - YES, I do use the Ctrl Z buttons occasionally - the score dosent seem to always relate somehow ; so my aim is less number of moves. Anything under 100 is good - only once have I broken 90 -  88 as in dictated. Key points are to never 'waste' moves, only add to rows when its a perfect fit, if you do clear a row put a king on top, usually when you get a low number of moves its because you have a row or two ending in a two - and the deal puts an ace on the row for you - so it clears without you having to make a move -

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  2. Anonymous
    2014-12-31T22:08:59+00:00

    My highest score ever was 1321. My percentage of wins rate stays just below 29%, however.

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  3. Anonymous
    2015-01-11T22:24:18+00:00

    Hello:

    I have noticed that people are stating that they noticed higher scores latter on. I have done the same without beating my old number of moves. I am quite certain that this is a bug in reporting the high score (however caused internally by the software).

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