As we all know, there are 4 patterns of the poker. Different patterns represents different morals as
well.
In China, they stand for four colors of the four seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
Frenchman regards four colors as the spear, square, clove leaves and red heart.
Leaves, bells, acorns and hearts are four meanings of the pattern in Germany.
The Italians see them as the sword, coins, crutches and glasses.
They means acorns, bells, flowers and shield in Switzerland.
Four colors represent shovels, diamond, clover and red hearts in Britain.
Why four patterns were selected as poker suit? There are many sayings about them. The two
which relatively centralized as the following:
The one: the four colors represents the four major industries of the society, which the Spades
on behalf of spear, a symbol of soldier; the Plum on behalf of the clover flower, which
symbolizes agriculture; the Square piece representatives craftsmen whom use bricks; the
Heart on behalf of hearts, a symbol of pastor.
Another said that the four colors originated from the European ancient divination with the
pattern of the artifacts, which the Spades on behalf of the olive leaves, a symbol of peace;
the Plum was clover, means lucky; the Square piece was a diamond shape, a symbol of
wealth; while Hearts for Hearts type, a symbol of wisdom and love.
Poker Portal, do you known?
In Chinese, poker known as ShuoHa traditionally, sometimes called American Poker to
distinguish from other poker games. ShuoHa (also known as sand crabs) is transliteration
of English ShowHand. ShuoHa is a variation of poker.
Poker numerous variable types, mostly use a pack, a half or multi-packs of cards to play
the games, but no necessary to using playing cards. Conversely, not all poker card games
or gambling can be referred to as poker. In the course of the game, the players have the
opportunity to increase the stakes and exit. Games which use poker, such as blackjack,
baccarat, bridge and other common games which all do not belong to the poker.
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