Determine the probability of the bank winning

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The card game called Ace-Jack-Two is played between one player and the bank. It goes this way: a deck of 52 cards is shuffled thoroughly, after which the bank repeatedly reveals three cards next to each other on a table. If an ace, jack or two is among the three cards revealed, the bank gets a point. Otherwise, the player gets a point. The points are tallied after 17 rounds are played. The one with the most points is the winner. Use computer simulation to determine the probability of the bank winning and the average number of points that the bank will collect per game.

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