What is a ghost card?

Ghost card is a legend. In order to seal the devil, medieval Europe held a ghost-catching ceremony.

Later, it evolved into a "ghost card" in poker games.

The so-called ghost drawing is to distribute a card to all players, and then each player draws a card clockwise or counterclockwise from his right hand or left hand.

Combine the drawn cards with your original cards, and any card that forms a pair can be thrown into the pile.

The first person to lose all the cards is the winner of this game.

Because playing cards are composed of four suits, almost all cards can be paired and discarded.

But one card is an exception. That card is a clown.

"Clown" is the 53rd card in poker, the loneliest and weirdest child.

The game of "drawing ghosts" is about who finally gets this "clown".

Whoever finally gets the clown is a loser.

No one wants to draw a clown, even those who get the clown temporarily hope that others will draw it away quickly.

As the name implies, the "clown" card is like a ghost card that is hated and disgusted by everyone.

It is said that if the "ghost card extraction" is not terminated until the end of the game, the clown in the ghost card will be resurrected.