I always wonder about the math in these more complex card games, and whether it would be possible to calculate like it is in poker. Specifically, is the game fa

I always wonder about the math in these more complex card games, and whether it would be possible to calculate like it is in poker. Specifically, is the game fair for all players starting from a random set of cards? For example in Cuttle, if you get two Kings in your hand, do the chances of winning shift slightly, or skyrocket? I guess this is why play testing when creating new games can take a long time - both for enjoyment and fairness.