A standard 52-card deck, shuffled fresh. Draw cards one at a time — each stays out until you reset.
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How it works
A fresh deck of 52 cards is shuffled using the Fisher–Yates algorithm — starting from the last card, each position is swapped with a random earlier (or same) position, producing an unbiased random ordering. Drawing pops one card off the end of that shuffled array, so it's gone from the deck until you hit reset, which builds and shuffles a brand new deck of all 52.
FAQ
Can the same card be drawn twice in a row?
Not without resetting — each draw permanently removes that card from the in-memory deck array, so all 52 cards are guaranteed unique until you reset and reshuffle.
Is the shuffle actually random, or does it favor certain cards?
It uses the Fisher–Yates shuffle, which is provably unbiased — every one of the 52! possible orderings is equally likely, unlike naive shuffling methods (like sorting on a random key) that can skew toward certain arrangements.
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