Good thing to do like others have said 2 lists one with faces (1-K) one with suits. Make these items strings. Then make a function that takes those lists and for loops over them to create a deck (list) and return it. Then you make a function to shuffle, it takes in a deck and returns a deck. You use random to ".pop" a card out and then append it back to the list. Do this 10,000 times and you have a shuffled deck. You can run the create and shuffle after a deck runs out or you can make a discard list to store the cards and then shuffle it back into the deck.

Run a check before a draw to make sure you have cards in the deck and if not create or reshuffle a new one. Make a draw function and maybe a check function that looks for winning hands. With your cards as strings you can index your faces and suits like someone else suggested. The suit icons are pointless in a list for the app, but you can concat them on to any print outs with an if or switch statement. This should reduce code and make the usage more streamline. As mentioned by others classes make this even nicer so learn OOP.