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Probability Card Game

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Tell me about the probability scenario: You draw two cards from a standard 52-card deck. If both are red you keep them, if both are black the dealer keeps them, and if one of each they are shredded. What is the probability that you will have more cards than the dealer after the deck is exhausted?