What does spades mean in poker?

Poker is the epitome of a calendar. Among the 54 cards, there are 52 genuine cards, which means there are 52 weeks in a year. Paid two cards. The king represents the sun. Xiao Wang represents the moon. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are represented by squares of peaches, hearts and plums, with the center, squares and plums representing the day and spades and plums representing the night. Each season is thirteen weeks. Each suit in poker is 13 cards. Each season is ninety-one days. The sum of thirteen cards is exactly ninety-one. The sum of the points of four suits plus Xiao Wang's points is 365. If you add Wang's point, it will be just right.

In addition, the four colors of playing cards have different meanings: spades symbolize olive leaves, peace, heart shape, people's wisdom, and plum blossoms are black with three leaves. They come from clover, which means good luck, diamonds and wealth.

Poker is perhaps the simplest and most complicated game in the history of human civilization. It can be said to be a worldwide entertainment language. Although the card face is only one side, it is a stage to show the world.

In fact, there are still many controversies about the hometown of playing cards. The French believe that the French invented playing cards in 1392, and Hodgman has verified that the first deck of playing cards was used by Egyptians in 1300, and some people say that it was used by Koreans as a divination tool. However, Poker originated from English. Many people think it is imported. More westerners are convinced that it comes from the East.

You know, poker and astronomical calendar are not coincidental. The 54 cards have a clever explanation: the king represents the sun, Xiao represents the moon, and the remaining 52 cards represent 52 weeks in a year. The four colors of heart, diamond, plum blossom and spades symbolize spring, summer, autumn and winter respectively. Each color has 13 cards. There are three weeks in each season. 38+02. 13 points. The king and Xiao Wang are divided equally. So a deck of cards totals 365 points. In leap year, King Wang and Xiao Wang each scored one point, totaling 366 points. The above explanation is no coincidence, because the design and invention of poker are inextricably linked with astrology and astronomical calendar.

Now let's look at the characters on the cards. J.Q.K in French playing cards is the abbreviation of English waiter, queen and king. At present, we often see that the top card of 12 represents a real person or a legend in history.

Let's start with J, namely, the J of Spades is Hogir, the squire of Charles I scharmann, the J of Hearts is Lacher, the J of diamonds is Lotan, the squire of Charles I scharmann, and the J of Clubs is Lancelot, a famous knight in King Arthur's story.

Q of spades is an ancient Greek myth and the wisdom of Sivir. She is the only queen with weapons among the four queens. Q of hearts is Judith, wife of Charles I Shaler. Q of diamonds is Queen Rachel, Joseph's sister. Q of clubs is Akini. She holds a bunch of wild roses, representing the royal war and peace marked by red and white wild roses in Britain.

Spades K is David, the father of King Solomon of Israel in the 10 century BC. He is good at playing the harp, so harp patterns often appear on the screen. K of hearts is King Charles I Frank. His name is scharmann, and he is the only king with no beard in the four kingdoms. Square K is the King Caesar of the Roman Empire and the only silhouette among the four kingdoms. K of clubs is Alexander, the first Macedonian king to conquer the world. He always wears a cross on his clothes.

A is the first card representing various colors. Only one symbol representing that suit is printed on this card. In most card games, including bridge, A is the highest card and the biggest card of all colors. Spades A was once used as a symbol of tax payment in Britain.