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Moonwalker  +  467610 Tue, 22 Jan 08 09:43 PM

I don't play poker, because I hate gambling.

I don't know what club cards are. A math book says there are 13 clubs in a deck. I know what aces are and what face cards are.

Can someone answer my question?

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Mister Micawber  +  467615 Tue, 22 Jan 08 09:48 PM

There a 52 cards, composed of four suits (clubs, spades, hearts and diamonds), each of which has 13 cards numbered from Ace through King.
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Moonwalker, 1 yr 309 days ago

OMG I though that was clover  lol

Thank you

khoff  +  467715 Wed, 23 Jan 08 02:10 AM
Well, it certainly looks like clover, but in playing cards we call them clubs.  
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