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name for cards
anyone have unique names for each card (As different than Ad for example)
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Re: name for cards
sure...I call As "Ace of Spades" and Ad "Ace of Diamonds." Does anyone else use this terminology? [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
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Re: name for cards
Sure, I have some pet names for cards that pop up at inopportune times and bust my hand, but they're unprintable in a civilized forum.
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Re: name for cards
Do you mean like when 3 queens flop it's called Siegried and Roy with 1 tigress ? [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
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Re: name for cards
no actually i mean mnemonic devices for remembering every card like in stud or just to remember hands that were interesting
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Re: name for cards
I had my "cute suit" busted the other day.
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Anthony Holden\'s book BIG DEAL.........................
has a chapter were he wrote about visiting the card company in ohio. Each facecard represents someone from history or medeival literature. Jack of diamonds is Lancelot. Other than that I can't remember any more. It was pretty interesting reading, told all about how the deck we play with today came to be.
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Found some more....................
US playing card website. Kh was Charlamagne. Kd was Julius Ceaser, Ks David from the bible, and Kc Alexander the Great. These names were given by the French.
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