I’d typically assume that after most card games, the cards become at least semi-ordered in some way, necessitating shuffling. However, after a standard game of war, I can’t quite figure out how the arrangement would become less random, since the winning and losing card stay together. If they’re indeed mathematically “less random,” after the game, why?
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If my logic is correct then a shuffled deck WILL result in a new order but an unshuffled deck will not (assuming you’re playing standard war with 2 players and must play top card).
Because if so assume the deck is arranged A-K spade-club-heart-diamond: player 1 gets A-K in spades and hearts player 2 gets A-K in order in clubs and diamonds. And they deadlock every turn
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