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If you currently have a (7) in your hand and you were to add two more cards to that (7), but the total sum of the cards is still

(7), what could have been the two cards you added to the (7)?

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Molodets [167]3 years ago

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Answer:

king, queen, jack, ace

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this depends on what game's rules and scoring you're using, but I'd say the face cards

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