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May 26th, 2009 |

Author: Bryan

Is it possible to duplicate a real world card shuffle on a computer not using a rng?

I want to study a card game using multiple decks of cards together to form one large deck. whatever order the cards are in after playing nearly the entire deck, would stay the same until shuffled. In other words , I want to simulate playing a game consisting of 6-8 decks of cards, conclude game, pick up discard pile, shuffle, play game again, shuffle and so forth. In the real world at a home table, if a deck of cards are shuffled, and the fifth card down is ace of spades, and deck is shuffled, that ace may be 23rd card down, or any other point in the deck. But due to a redundant method of play and rules some cards may start to clump together resulting in a non- random shuffle. A deck spread out all over the table and swirled round and round will probably stay random, but a redundant precise method of cutting the deck and shuffle may become non random after a period of time. I am looking to simulate this with a computer. Can anyone help?

You might find this article of interest:

http://www.flatrock.org.nz/topics/art_of_playing_cards/how_to_win_at_poker.htm

You mention some cards may clump together, you may want to also understand this is a problem with both the shuffler and the deck.

I can shuffle four aces to the top of a deck, but given an older deck where cards do clump, it’s rather hard. New decks are very slick and allow for ease of tricks such as a bottom deal.

So with a new deck, even an unexperienced shuffler will get a more random separation of cards. Simply because they won’t clump.

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