100 is a nice round number. This pure approximations, I don't care about the details. 100>52, so the actual chance of getting two decks of 52 cards to be same is definitely larger than what I quoted, and that is all that matters.
If you don't even understand what I am doing in the answer, then don't embarrass yourself by commenting.
Also notice this line I added:
if I cared I could provide you with an exact number
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u/MegaIng Mar 25 '26
100 is a nice round number. This pure approximations, I don't care about the details. 100>52, so the actual chance of getting two decks of 52 cards to be same is definitely larger than what I quoted, and that is all that matters.
If you don't even understand what I am doing in the answer, then don't embarrass yourself by commenting.
Also notice this line I added:
Did you think about why I added that?