ZUBBOO CARD CLUB
Scorpion Solitaire
Four suits. Three spare cards. Your next move.
Pick a card, then a destination. Build down in the same suit.
Find a home for the whole group
Classic four-suit Scorpion uses one 52-card deck. Seven columns each start with seven cards. The first four columns each hide three cards; the other cards on the table are face up. Three spare cards form the reserve.
Choose any face-up card and move it with every card below it, even when that group is out of order or contains different suits. The first card must land on an exposed card exactly one rank higher in the same suit: 7♥ on 8♥. Moving a group off a hidden card turns that card face up.
Only a King or a group starting with a King can be moved into an empty column. Build four separate columns from King down to Ace, one complete suit per column, to win. Completed suits stay on the table and get a check mark. There are no foundation piles and completed cards are not removed.
Three cards in reserve
Press Deal 3 cards whenever you choose. One card lands face up on each of columns 1, 2 and 3, including any empty column. This deal does not follow the King-only restriction for manual moves. You can use the reserve once per deal; Undo can reverse the entire three-card deal in one step.
Your card trail
Clear a full deal to unlock the next level. Retry starts the same deal again and keeps your unlocked levels. Hints explain a legal move using visible cards; they do not look through hidden cards or promise a winning path.
Touch and keyboard controls
Tap any face-up card, then an exposed destination card or empty column. Every card that will move is highlighted and listed below the table. Use Tab to reach cards and controls, Enter or Space to select, and Escape to cancel. Select the same card again to cancel too. Cards move by selecting and placing; dragging is not required.
Where is my progress saved?
Your current deal, latest 100 Undo moves and unlocked levels stay in this browser only. Scorpion does not sync with your account or another device. Clearing browser storage removes local saves.
How is this different from Yukon or Spider?
Scorpion lets you move out-of-order groups like Yukon, but the destination must match the suit. It has a three-card reserve and wins with complete King-to-Ace columns. This version keeps completed suits on the table, unlike Spider’s removed runs.
An original Zubboo implementation of traditional Scorpion Solitaire, with our own cards and your dressed Zubboo companion.