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Card games
History of cards
100
The most popular magician, known for card tricks, often used the term "pick a card, any card."
David Copperfield
100
What is the probability that the first card you draw is 10. 52 cards, french deck.
4/52, 1/13, 7.7%
100
This popular casino game uses two cards dealt to each player, plus five community cards.
Texas Hold'em poker
100
This famous gambling city popularized modern variations of blackjack in the 20th century.
Las Vegas
200
This fictional British spy is a master of poker in movies about him.
James Bond
200
What is the probability that you draw 2 kings in the row. 52 cards, french deck.
4/52 * 3/51 =0.45 %
200
In blackjack, this is the highest possible score without going over?
21
200
The earliest reference to poker in America dates back to this century.
19st
300
This Italian explorer is credited with bringing playing cards to Europe in the late 13th century.
Marco Polo
300
how many possible shuffles in a deck of cards. 52 cards.
52!, 8×10^67
300
In this game, a player bets on whether their card will be higher or lower than the dealer's.
War
300
The 52-card deck is thought to represent this calendar feature.
Weeks
400
This French Emperor reportedly played card games with his officers during military campaigns.
Napoleon Bonaparte
400
K
A 2 9
7
. Best hand for texas holdem. 2 cards.
QJ
400
32-card, trick-taking, ace–ten game played primarily in France and certain European countries.
Belote(Bela)
400
This country introduced playing cards to Europe through trade in the 14th century.
Egypt
500
This 18th-century French queen was known for her extravagant gambling, including card games, at Versailles.
Marie Antoinette
500
What is the probability to win at blackjack if you get Ace and King.
Conditions: Dealer deals you 2 cards in the start and only after he takes 2 cards. No split same cards. 52 cards, french deck.
(1-3/50* 3/49)=99.6%
500
This trick-taking game, originating in Germany, uses a specific deck called a "skat deck."
Skat
500
The Ace of Spades was required to bear a tax stamp in this country during the 18th century.
England