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Playing cards are a set of rectangular or sometimes square-shaped cards, typically made from paper, cardboard, or plastic. A standard deck contains 52 cards, divided into four suits: hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades. Each suit consists of thirteen ranks: Ace, numbers 2-10, and three face cards (Jack, Queen, and King). Common Features: Front/Face: Displays a unique combination of a suit and rank, often adorned with artistic designs, symbols, or characters. Back: Typically features a uniform design, which can range from simple patterns to intricate artwork, ensuring that the card is indistinguishable from others when faced down. Specialised Decks: Jokers: Often included as two extra cards with no suit, commonly used as wild cards in certain games. Pip Cards: Cards numbered from 2 to 10, showing a corresponding number of suit symbols (pips). Face Cards: The Jack, Queen, and King, often featuring illustrated depictions of royal figures. The cards are used in a wide range of games, from strategic ones like poker and bridge to casual ones like solitaire and go fish. Collectable and artistic decks are also popular, with unique designs and themes beyond the traditional suits and ranks.