PokerTubes. Ben Joffe | Ice Code Decks. 5 Oct 2009 Any idiot can stack a cold deck to trick an opponent in Texas Hold'em Poker into losing all his chips. However usually the player on the right of the dealer cuts the deck, which means the cheater must swap the deck after this point, which makes it much harder to do subtly. I do not condone cheating in poker, it is immoral, dangerous and often illegal, but out of curiosity I was wondering if it is possible to stack a deck so that no matter which way it is cut, the winning hand is always dealt to the dealer. This would be fun to use as a magic trick, to be able to consistently predict the winning hand. I was skeptical at first, but after running a hastily written script for about half an hour I found such a deck for 2 player heads up: A spades. T spades. 4 clubs. 2 clubs. (hover your mouse over the cards to see the hands that would be dealt) After this, I began wondering, is it possible to do this with 3 players?
A spades. 8 clubs. ... A spades. 9 hearts. A spades. 8 clubs. The Magic Café Forum Index. Ben Joffe. Créer un tournoi. Divx Poker. French video game industry yearbook_2013.
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