Crack the poker endgame (eighteen arhats and four kings)

To tell you clearly, this game is a four-card win. Now most of the stalls will put some multi-card losing games there, and most people will not pick less cards. It is for this reason that it is hard to see that 18 card versus four cards wins the endgame. People who set up stalls will watch passers-by for a limited time to see if they can fool some people, just like someone recommends an answer. Let's analyze it. I have calculated this card. At first, the first card can only be played 5 or 7 or Q or K or 2. If the last three big cards go first, you lose at all. If you give 5 first, you lose. After playing 5, there are basically no cards, so you can only play big cards to delay the time. Even if you played 7, you still lost. Generally speaking, no matter how you play, you lose, but if you take a few cards and give your opponent a card, you lose, or AJ plays in the wrong order.