\begin{definition}[Definition:Deck of Cards/Suit]
The cards in a deck of cards are partitioned into a number of '''suits'''.
The traditional '''deck of cards''' that is usually discussed in the context of probability theory is divided into $4$ '''suits''' of $13$ cards each.
There may also be a small number (usually between $1$ and $3$) of extra cards, usually called '''jokers''', which do not belong to any '''suit'''.
Category:Definitions/Cards
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