About this virtual card drawer
Overview
Who publishes Fair Card Drawer, intended casual uses, and how support relates to this site.
Purpose
Fair Card Drawer replaces a physical deck for remote games, classroom demos, and quick random draws with a shuffled virtual 52-card deck rendered as inline SVG in the browser.
It focuses on without-replacement dealing and readable history—not betting rules, jokers, or regulated casino infrastructure.
Fair Card Drawer explains without-replacement draws, concealed mode, and classroom-friendly wording so hosts can narrate fairness without improvising policy on the spot.
Who maintains this site
SBFChoice publishes Fair Card Drawer as part of its utility-sites portfolio and maintains hosting plus the shared site shell.
Contact this site for accessibility, privacy, or support questions tied to the live deployment.
Deck behavior, storage keys, and accessibility announcements are versioned with the app so documentation updates ship in the same deploy as code fixes.
Intended uses and scope
Video-call card games where one host draws and reveals on a shared screen.
Teaching probability with a visible discard pile and deck counter.
Not for wagering compliance, legal evidence chains, or multi-deck shoe simulation.
Workshop icebreakers, probability demos, and casual card prompts—not casino pit management or tournament dealing with regulatory oversight.
Maintenance and product principles
Keep dealing logic transparent: shuffle once, draw from the top, no silent returns to deck.
Store deck progress locally; make Reset a confirmed action on shared machines.
Document casual-fairness limits honestly in methodology and FAQ.
Feedback and support
If draws, concealment, or storage look wrong, capture the deck/discarded counts shown in Options and use Contact with the page URL.
Include whether Concealed faces was on, how many cards per draw were set, and if Reshuffle versus Reset was used when asking about unexpected deck counts.
Advertising on this site
Third-party ad units are not turned on in this build configuration. Publisher authorization is declared through ads.txt and site metadata; the AdSense account script is included only on the homepage HTML shell for verification, not on legal or help routes.
See the Privacy Policy for the advertising section that matches this configuration.