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  1. I believe You will be able to help: ordinary poker game with four players sitting around the table, there are 52 cards in total, as you know, each player has 5 cards. First player passed the card to second, second to third and similarly etc in some finite rounds. What is the probability that the third player will get all four aces at the very end, by showing his cards after the last round finished (after he got all five cards)? Thanks in advance! P.S: there are 13 different suits in total, 13*4. The question relates to combinatorics and probability..
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