What does the GREAT GHOST boy in poker stand for?

GREAT GHOST and Num, two clown beats in poker, represent the king of size. According to legend, at first, there was no big boy card in playing cards, which was formed after merchants added "billboards" to each deck of playing cards in order to promote their products. These two cards are the biggest cards in poker, because the clown card is the biggest in the divination effect of tarot cards.

Poker GREAT GHOST boy refers to

Generally speaking, a deck of playing cards has 54 cards, 52 of which are original cards, and the other two are secondary cards, namely king and Xiao Wang. When the earliest playing cards first came to the United States, there were no big children, but poker vendors would put a "billboard" with the same texture as poker in the form of clowns and advertisements. After a slow development, the clown card was formed.

When playing poker, GREAT GHOST boy is the biggest card. There are two different reasons for this setting. One is that the clown card has the greatest divination effect among tarot cards, and the other is that the clown card can replace any card in different poker games, which is more flexible.

In addition, in a deck of cards, GREAT GHOST Kid represents the sun and the moon respectively, the remaining 52 cards represent 52 weeks, four colors correspond to four seasons, and 13 cards of each color represent 13 weeks experienced in each season. That is to say, the design of playing cards has a certain relationship with astrology, divination, astronomy and calendar.