Used in situations where the advantage is critical to success, like job interviews or competitions.

Context Matters

It's metaphorical, implying a hidden strength, not an actual playing card.

Not Literal

Focuses on tactics or methods, often used in competitive scenarios.

Can describe evolving strategies in games or life, not just static advantages.

Often refers to personal attributes like charm, wit, or talent.

In negotiations, it's used to describe a person's leverage.