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The 16 pages that link to Playing card, each with the reason it gives.

• PokerNarrower topic: Poker variants draw and compare cards from one or more decks.

• DiceCompared with: Drawing a card samples from a finite set without relying on a rolling shape.

• Close-up magicRelated: Cards support switches, controls, reveals, and transformations in compact routines.

• Poker handNarrower topic: Poker hands are assembled from cards with ranks and suits.

• Magic: The GatheringNarrower topic: Magic adapts card-based play into a system of individually collectible game pieces.

• Trick-taking gameNarrower topic: Trick-taking games use cards grouped into suits and ordered by rank.

• Contract bridgeNarrower topic: Bridge is played with a standard 52-card deck.

• Standard 52-card deckNarrower topic: The 52-card deck is one standardized form of the broader playing-card object.

• Card gameBroader topic: The basic object whose identity and effects the rules make meaningful.

• Five-card studNarrower topic: Five-card stud deals individual cards from a conventional poker deck.

• Tabletop gameRelated: Portable decks enabled many games with little equipment beyond the cards themselves.

• CribbageNarrower topic: Cribbage uses a standard deck and treats ranks as numerical values for scoring.

• Phil IveyNarrower topic: The subtle manufacturing irregularities at issue were visible on the backs of these cards.

• Crazy EightsNarrower topic: Players use ranks and suits on these cards to make legal plays.

• Gin rummyNarrower topic: Gin rummy uses a standard deck's ranks and suits to build sets and runs.

• War (card game)Narrower topic: War uses a standard deck whose ranks decide each round’s winner.