Texas Hold 'Em is a popular poker card game in which the first two cards are dealt face down and are seen only by the individual player, then five community cards, which are shared by all players, are dealt face up, interspersed with rounds of spirited betting. The first two cards are called pocker cards. Suppose that you read online that the probability of being dealt a pocket ace-king of the same suit in Texas Hold 'Em is approximately | in 331. Explain what this means. The chance you will be dealt a pocket ace-king of the same suit is 1/331 only on the first hand. If you do not get a pocket ace-king of the same suit, the chance you will be dealt a pocket ace-king of the same suit increases with each new hand. In the long run, with a large number hands of Texas Hold 'Em, the fraction of hands in which you will be dealt a pocket ace-king of the same suit is very close to 1/331. If you are dealt 331 hands, one will be a pocket ace-king of the same suit. The probability is actually saying that only on the 331th poker hand will you get a pocket ace-king of the same suit, not just on any of the 33 1 hands