There is no fifth suit. Just king, queen, jack, ace. there might be a fifth if the joker was allowed to be layed down in a game of cards.
There is a 1 in 13 chance excluding joker cards. 2 to 10 J Q K A = 13
Assuming you have got a normal deck with 2 Jokers (52+2 cards). Identify the probabiities of each event: Move 1. 1st Ace: 4/54 move 2. 2nd Ace: 3/53 Move 3. 3rd Ace: 2/52 Move 4: 4th Ace: 1/51 Move 5: Joker: 2/50 Now, u just have to get a product of all the above outcomes' probabilities. The answer u get is 1/7906275 = 1.26481813496242E-07
1/21
There are usually two joker cards in a deck of playing cards. They can used to replace a damaged, soiled or lost playing card or included in games like Old Maid.
You can unlock Joker in Lego Batman 2. To do this, you have to beat the game with Batman and then defeat the Joker with The Flash on the Ace Chemical Building.
6 in 54, or 1 in 9, or about 0.111.
if your talking a deck of cards then the ace of spades sometimes the joker
An Ace and a Joker - 1918 was released on: USA: 11 August 1918
you beat crimson dragon or if you want full completion you beat Sirius and get all battle cards
There is no fifth suit. Just king, queen, jack, ace. there might be a fifth if the joker was allowed to be layed down in a game of cards.
you beat acid ace R and dread joker R and get all standard chips
There is a 1 in 13 chance excluding joker cards. 2 to 10 J Q K A = 13
Life is like cards -- --you play the hand you're dealt. --there's always a joker. --someone always trumps your ace. --except cards have defined rules. --and we are merely players. --the trick is to get to the table.
he is on top of the ace chemicals building, you have to fly over there and beat him up and then you can buy him.
if you are a defense type then get red joker otherwise get bkack ace
No. An Ace high is nothing but a high card a straight beats it every time regardless of what the cards in the straight are.