In poker, Xiao Wang represented the moon.
In poker, the king represented the sun, and the little king represented the moon.
In a deck of 54 cards, King and Little Wang were two of the cards. King and Little King were special cards. They had many common names, such as Big Ghost, Little Ghost, or in some places, Big Turtle, Small Turtle, Big Cat, and Kitten. The king and the king usually represented the sun and the moon. When calculating the relationship between the total number of playing cards and the number of days in a year, the king and the king could be counted as half a point (in normal years, the total number of points in a deck of cards would be 365 points). If the king and the king were counted as 1 point each (in leap years, the total number of points in a deck of cards would be 366 points).
In English, the big king was the Big / Red Joker, and the small king was the Black Joker.
In poker, Ace represented Ace and was treated as "1". It was the first card in each suit and also the biggest card. It was the highest rank in the entire deck. In most foreign poker games, A was the biggest card.(In China's Fight the Landlord game, 2 was bigger than A, but the poker cards were invented by foreign countries after their country's "Leaf Play" card game was modified. In foreign countries, A was usually regarded as the biggest card.) A was the first letter of the English alphabets, and it had the meaning of first. The United Kingdom had once used the Ace of Spades as a symbol of tax.
Among poker cards, the clown cards (commonly known as big ghosts, small ghosts, or kings and kings, or in some places, big turtles, small turtles, or big cats and kittens) were the most special existence. The two clowns represented the sun and the moon. If the 52 cards represented the 52 weeks of a year, the four colors represented the four seasons, and the 13 cards in each color represented the 13 weeks of each season, then the big clown could be calculated according to different points. It could correspond to 365 days in a normal year or 366 days in a leap year. This reflected that the design of the poker cards had a certain connection with astrology, divination, astronomy, and calendar. In addition, there were different types of joker cards, such as standard jokers (the most traditional, loved by collectors), advertisement jokers (related to products or brands, unique design), fancy jokers (more variations and two pieces of content are generally different), additional jokers (such as bridge scorecards, poker manufacturer's trademark, etc.), and jokers with animal or cartoon images. Joker could also refer to someone who liked to joke and act absurdly.
In poker, The clown card was commonly known as big ghost, small ghost, or king or king. In some places, it was called big turtle, small turtle, big cat, or kitten. The two clowns represented the sun and the moon, which made the ghost card the most special existence in a deck of poker. Judging from the relationship between the number of cards and time, if the 52 cards were regarded as the 52 weeks of a year, the four colors corresponded to the four seasons of the year, and the 13 cards in each color represented the 13 weeks of each season. When the big and small clowns were calculated by half a point, the total number of cards could correspond to 365 days in a normal year, and when calculated by one point, it would correspond to 366 days in a leap year. In addition, there were many types of joker cards, such as standard jokers (traditional jokers, loved by collectors), advertising jokers (printed with product or trademark related content), jokers with poker colors (more variations and two pieces of content are generally different), additional jokers (such as bridge scorecards, poker manufacturer's trademark, etc.), etc. There were also individual animal, cartoon, and non-clown-type jokers. From the source, it was related to the Fool (Wandering) whose first card was a "0" in Jacques Major.
When poker cards were used for divination, the king could represent the sun or the world.
In the connection between poker cards and the calendar, if JQK was regarded as 11 points, 12 points, and 13 points, King and Little King represented half points respectively. From the perspective of the number of days in a year symbolized by playing cards, when the big and small kings were counted as half a point, it could correspond to the number of days in a year of 365 days (normal year) or 366 days (leap year).
The Gator King was a type of poker card called the Gator King Poker. It may have a hidden mark to mark different cards. For example, there is a hidden mark in the English word "Crocodier". The third letter changes with the color of the card, and the fourth letter changes with the content of the card. When the fourth letter becomes "X" or "W", it means that the card is "King".