Obviously it is difficult to measure the true worth of how hard a game really is. Any deal other than random is guaranteed to be solvable with sufficient luck or the use of boop. A random deal presumably means the deck is properly shuffled (in math terms all 104! hands occur with equal probability if we ignore the equivalence of cards of the same rank and suit), and the player is explicitly warned that such deals may be unsolvable. For instance there is no Grandmaster hand at the 1-suit level and the minimum difficulty for 4-suit level is Expert.
The first thing to notice is not all combinations of “suit count” and difficulty are legit. The XP gained is shown in the table below. After sufficient levelling up, the player might even win some percentage of Microsoft shares or dot com stock options … uhhh just kidding 😉 A player can gain Experience Points by winning games of Spider Solitaire, and after gaining enough XP he can level up.
In Microsoft Spider Solitaire a player can choose 1/2/4 suits and a difficulty level.
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