The probability of drawing two aces from a standard deck of playing cards is 4/52 * 3/51 = 1/221 or approximately 0.0045.
If the first card drawn is an ace, the probability of the second card being an ace decreases to 3/51 or approximately 0.0588. This is because the first ace has already been removed from the deck, leaving only 3 aces out of 51 cards.
Assuming the deck has two jokers, the probability of drawing two aces is 4/54 * 3/53 = 2/286 or approximately 0.0070. The presence of jokers in the deck increases the total number of cards, making it less likely to draw two aces.
If multiple players are drawing cards, the probability of two aces being drawn will depend on the number of players and the number of cards being drawn by each player. The more players there are, the higher the chances of at least one player drawing two aces. However, if each player is only drawing one card, the overall probability remains the same.
Technically, the probability of drawing two aces can never be exactly 0, but it can be extremely close to 0. This would only happen if there are only a few cards left in the deck and none of them are aces. As long as there are aces remaining in the deck, there is always a chance of drawing two aces.