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There are 12 face cards in a standard deck.

The King of Hearts is often referred to as the 'Suicide King' because he appears to be sticking his sword into his head.

The term 'Ace in the hole' comes from poker and refers to an ace dealt face down and not revealed until the showdown, representing a hidden advantage.

The number 13 in a deck of cards could symbolize the 13 lunar months in a year or may just be due to historical evolution of the game.

Clubs and Spades are the 'black suits' in a standard deck of playing cards.

The most common image depicted on the Joker card is that of a court jester or clown.

There are 40 pips in a complete set of Spades from Ace (counted as 1) to the 10.

Playing cards originated in China during the Tang dynasty around the 9th century AD.

The two colors are red and black.

When a card is 'trumped', it means a card from the trump suit is played, which beats the card(s) played from a different suit.

Shuffling is the process of mixing the cards of a deck to produce a random order.

Card counting techniques can be used to estimate the number of remaining high cards in blackjack.

The highest card in poker is the Ace.

Standard playing cards often have a symmetrical pattern or design on the back to prevent players from identifying specific cards.

The four suits are Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs, and Spades.

There are several theories why there are 52 cards in a deck, one being that it represents the number of weeks in a year.

Cutting the deck means to divide the deck into two parts and place the bottom half on top, often done after shuffling to ensure more randomness.

The Joker card may represent a wild card or a card of special significance and rules, depending on the game.

The Nine of Diamonds is known as the 'Curse of Scotland'.

The King of Hearts is the only king without a mustache.

The Queen of Spades is typically shown holding a flower.

Spades are usually considered the highest suit in the games of bridge and spades.

The first recorded instance of playing cards in Europe was in the 1370s.

The King of Hearts is the only one without a mustache in the standard French deck.

A playing card with a rank value of two is known as a 'deuce'.

Court cards, which include Kings, Queens, and Jacks, often represent historical, mythical, or biblical figures and serve as high ranking cards in games.

A Piquet deck is a form of playing card deck that contains 32 cards and is used to play the game Piquet among other games.

There are 52 cards in a standard deck.