Card shuffler
One outcome in 52
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A standard fifty-two card deck, shuffled and dealt. Cards are drawn without replacement, so a hand never contains the same card twice.
How to shuffle and deal
The shuffle is Fisher–Yates over your browser’s cryptographic generator, which makes all 52-factorial arrangements equally likely. That number. Roughly 8 followed by 67 zeros; is large enough that any shuffle you produce here has, in all likelihood, never occurred before in the history of card playing. It is also worth knowing what a real riffle shuffle achieves by comparison: the standard result is that about seven riffles are needed before a physical deck is properly mixed, and the three or four most people do leaves a great deal of the previous order intact.
Questions
No. Cards are drawn without replacement from one shuffled deck.
No, each deal reshuffles the whole deck. For a continuing game you would want to deal all the cards you need in one go.
No, it is the standard fifty-two card deck.
Fisher–Yates over a cryptographic source, so every one of the 52! orderings is equally likely.
About seven. The familiar three or four leaves a lot of the original order in place.