Abstract
On a regular basis, faculty members from the University of North Dakota (UND) get together to relax and socialize, that is, play poker. This paper grew out of an occurrence at one of our games. First, we cover the necessary background material and then describe how this work came about. Next we discuss poker with hands of two or three cards and show that they are not natural for the standard 52-card poker deck or any possible deck variation. Finally we investigate poker hands with 4 or more cards and determine all deck parameters that lead to interesting games. You might use one of these variations to add spice to your regular poker night.
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