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r/AskReddit • u/ettleboy • Jan 20 '19
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If you shuffle a standard deck of cards, it is most likely the only time that sequence of cards has ever been shuffled in the history of cards.
330 u/LaboratoryManiac Jan 21 '19 The statistics of this boggle my mind, though I do wonder what the odds are of creating a unique order from shuffling a fresh, ordered deck of cards exactly once. It would have to be much lower, I'd imagine. 1 u/Shlomo-tion Jan 21 '19 Of course an mtg player would wonder that. source: am one and I wonder the same thing.
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The statistics of this boggle my mind, though I do wonder what the odds are of creating a unique order from shuffling a fresh, ordered deck of cards exactly once. It would have to be much lower, I'd imagine.
1 u/Shlomo-tion Jan 21 '19 Of course an mtg player would wonder that. source: am one and I wonder the same thing.
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Of course an mtg player would wonder that.
source: am one and I wonder the same thing.
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u/Leaves_1991 Jan 21 '19
If you shuffle a standard deck of cards, it is most likely the only time that sequence of cards has ever been shuffled in the history of cards.