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Card Sharks is a TV game show where contestants predict survey questions and play cards to win prizes. Learn about its four different versions, hosts, assistants, and variations since 1978.
A comprehensive list of terms used in various card games, with definitions and examples. No direct answer to the query "give me your game card meaning", but related terms such as game card, game, and card are explained.
A card sharp is a person who uses skill or deception to win at card games, such as poker. The term can be positive or negative, and has various spellings and synonyms. Learn about the history, techniques and examples of card sharps in popular culture.
A list of programs that are currently airing, upcoming, or were formerly broadcast by Game Show Network, an American cable channel. Includes original, rerun, and acquired game shows, as well as their premiere and final dates.
A comprehensive and updated list of game shows in the United States, organized by genre and year. Find out the titles, hosts, formats, and histories of hundreds of game shows from 1939 to present.
Gameshow Marathon was a TV program that featured celebrities competing in six classic game shows, including The Price Is Right, to win $100,000 for charity. The article explains the format, the contestants, the rule changes, and the results of the only season that aired in 2006.
John Scarne (1903-1985) was a renowned card manipulator and expert on cards and gambling. He wrote many books on these topics, invented games, and consulted for the US Army and Hollywood movies.
Archie Karas is famous for the largest and longest documented winning streak in casino gambling history, when he turned $50 into $40 million in three years. He also lost it all and became a pool shark and a poker player, challenging top players like Stu Ungar and Doyle Brunson.