Card Games

The probability of drawing a 10 or a diamond out of 52 cards is 16 in 52, or 4 in 13.

There are 4 tens and 13 diamonds, but one ten is also a diamond, so there are 16 cards that are a ten or a diamond.

It depends on what you mean by odd. If the Ace is low, it could be considered odd; if it is high, it could be considered as even. Also, what about the Jack and King? They could be considered odd as well.

One answer, assuming the Ace is low, and the Jack and King are odd, is that there are 14 odd red cards in a standard deck of 52 cards.

48 cards. In double Pinochle (the only kind I have ever played), you use two Pinochle decks, and take out all the 9s. The relative rank of the cards is switched from most card games somewhat as well... A is still high, but then 10 comes next, followed by K, Q, and J (and then 9 if you use it).

There is one chance in four of the first card being a diamond (since there are four suits). There is one chance in four of the second card being a diamond. The chances of both being a diamond is 1/4*1/4 = 1/16, or thus one chance in 16

There is exactly one.

There are 13 diamonds in a standard deck of 52 cards.

There are four 2s in a standard deck of playing cards.

0.75 inch thick * 2.5 inch wide * 3.5 inch long = 4.37 inch^3 = 71 mL

1.9cm thick * 6.4 cm wide * 8.9 cm long = 108.2 cm^3

You can find all you need to know at the website "odeities".

Can be found with a simple search at: http://www.fundexgames.com

An Anna Kournikova is a slang term for an ace-king hand in Texas hold 'em poker, so named because, according to poker commentator Vince van Patten, it "looks great, but never wins".

Originally designed for adding memory to portable computers, the PCMCIA standard has been expanded sereval times and is now suitable for many types of devices. There are in fact three types of PCMCIA cards.

In the card game "bullsh!t" you deal the whole deck out but one card that is the start card, put it down face up, Take turns going counter clockwise starting with the dealer laying cards in numerical order A,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,J,Q,K ,when laying a card say how many you are playing a what card it is. If you don't have the card its your turn to play, lay another card and say its what your supposed to play. If a player calls "Bullsh!t" before the player after you lays their card and your lying you must pick up the whole deck, but if you were telling the truth and they call "bullsh!t" they must pick up the whole deck.Winner is whoever runs out of cards first. For 3+ players.

Variation rules:

Jokers- Play both as wild(never a lie)-both as null(Always a lie)-or one as each(Color wild, Black null)

Quantity-Lying about how many cards you put down

10 card out- Removing ten random cards unknown by anyone in the game cards to make it harder to tell if someone is lying or not

All Variation rules must be told to players before playing game

I personaly shuffle my deck about 10 or 20 times. I then look through it to see if it is well shuffled and then shuffle it again.

number of cards in a deck =52

number of cards that are diamond =13

number of cards that are four =4

number of cards that are diamond and four =1

Probability that the card drawn is a diamond or a four=

13/52+4/52 -1/52

=16/52 or 4/13

Well... you can't actually play it online. There is a game called Wizard or something like that and it is played like Phase 10. I am still trying to find the real answer but i will try to find the answer. I wish i can find the real answer too. But, for now, i play it not on the computer, but with my best friends. That's kinda better than playing on the computer for bout 5 hours, right?

I do 60 but I'm not 100% sure if it's right

40-60 cards is the limit.

Yes,You can as long as its from the top

ask simple questions ex. where is ... or so your day is going...

for the first game you can say .....(name) I have kemps.

start to sneeze,laugh,smile,lick your lips etc.

First of all I try to find out what the game is! The rest of the answer depends on the answer to the above question!

The probability is approx 0.09. This assumes that J and K are not prime numbers.

Flip a coin heads goes first then sheffle each others decks then draw 3 , tcards(don't look at them, these are the prizecards (you may use more then three if you choose) after everttime you ko a Pokemon you draw a card after you get all the prize cards you win. Draw seven cards( this is your hand) first u play a stage 1 evouloution carrd as your battle card then you may put up to 5 cards on your bench. You may play one energey card per turn and as many trainers as you wish you eraw one card per turn. U may not evole the same turn as a card is played At the bottom of your card u will find the weakness and resistance which you add or subtract damage(says how much on the card) reatreat cost is also on the botom. It sAys how many energey cards you must get rid of to reatreat to swirh out pokwmon on the bench( basic description) look on youtube.com for better tutoriouls

The Milton Bradley Official Baseball Card Game, dated 1970, has averaged about $42., for complete examples in clean, solid condition, in scores of on-line sales over the past several years. Examples in lesser condition and/or missing some or all of the cards have averaged about $20. The price range for clean, complete examples has been from a high of $129. (September 2007) to a low of $6. (June 2005). Estimates significantly higher than this average or range may be derived from unreliable "price guides" rather than actual monitoring of sales. The key to the value is the condition of the box, and if all the pieces are present especially the player cards. The 1970 game includes the game board, the 2 original dice, 28 player cards, 32 game cards, 4 player tokens, and scoreboard. The player cards hold the bulk of the value, both because they are what make the game playable and because card collectors in recent years have taken to breaking up the game's card sets and selling the cards individually. Player Cards for the 1970 game include: Hank Aaron, Ernie Banks, Lou Brock, Rod Carew, Roberto Clemente, Tommy Davis, Jim Fregosi, Bill Freehan, Tom Haller, Frank Howard, Reggie Jackson, Harmon Killebrew, Mickey Lolich, Juan Marichal, Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Sam McDowell, Dennis Menke, Don Mincher, Phil Niekro, Rico Petrocelli, Boog Powell, Frank Robinson, Pete Rose, Ron Santo, Tom Seaver, Mel Stottlemyre, and Tony Taylor. *Official Baseball Card Game* is often mistakenly identified with Milton Bradley's somewhat similar-looking *Official Baseball Game,* which was introduced in 1969 (not in "1953" nor in "1965" as erroneously reported in some sports memorabilia price guides) and featured updated editions in 1971 and 1972. *Official Baseball Game* has a different game mechanic and the various editions include sets of 296 to 320 player cards.

You have to turn UNO 7-0 of because whenever someone gets a 0 or a 7 the cards will be swapped its really crust ring once I had only 1 card left and the person next to me had like 20 they swapped with me and one with my card very frustrating