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Three cards drawn from a deck all have different ranks. What is the probability they came out in ascending order, and how much would you bet on your answer?

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Three cards are drawn from a 52-card deck and you are told no two share a rank. What is the probability they came out in ascending order? How confident are you in your answer, and how much would you bet on it?

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