Sql-server – the best way to check for matching sets of rows

I was watching this video yesterday on how unlikely it is to shuffle a deck of cards the same way twice:

https://youtu.be/czSdEhtXwm4?t=300

And I thought to myself "My SAN adminsitrator still has some hair left."

So I built a quick deck of cards:

        declare @card int
        create table deck (card int)

        set @card = 1
        while @card <= 52
        begin
        insert into deck (card)
        values (@card)
        set @card += 1
        end

Shuffled them up:

        declare @shuffleID bigint
        create table shuffles (shuffleID bigint, position int, card int)

        select @shuffleID = isnull(max(shuffleid),0)+ 1 from shuffles

        while @shuffleID <= 10000

        begin

        insert into shuffles (shuffleID, position, card)
        select @shuffleID, rank() over (order by newid()), card from deck
        order by newid()

        set @shuffleID += 1

        end

Then saw how closely I could match them:

        select s1.shuffleID, s2.shuffleID, count(1) as match_count from shuffles s1
        inner join shuffles s2 on s1.position = s2.position and s1.card = s2.card 
            and s1.shuffleID != s2.shuffleID
        group by  s1.shuffleID, s2.shuffleID
        order by count(1) desc

The whole script looks like this:

        if object_id('dbo.deck') is not null begin drop table deck end
        if object_id('dbo.shuffles') is not null begin drop table shuffles end

        create table deck (card int)
        create table shuffles (shuffleID bigint, position int, card int)
        CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [huehuehue]
        ON [dbo].[shuffles] ([position],[card])
        INCLUDE ([shuffleID])

        declare @card int,
        @shuffleID bigint,
        @sql int
        set @card = 1
        while @card <= 52
        begin
        insert into deck (card)
        values (@card)
        set @card += 1
        end

        select @shuffleID = isnull(max(shuffleid),0)+ 1 from shuffles

        while @shuffleID <= 1000

        begin

        insert into shuffles (shuffleID, position, card)
        select @shuffleID, rank() over (order by newid()), card from deck
        order by newid()

        set @shuffleID += 1

        end

        select s1.shuffleID, s2.shuffleID, count(1) as match_count from shuffles s1
        inner join shuffles s2 on s1.position = s2.position and s1.card = s2.card 
            and s1.shuffleID != s2.shuffleID
        group by  s1.shuffleID, s2.shuffleID
        order by count(1) desc

The highest match I've got out of 1,000 shuffles is 8.

Question: What would be the fastest way to shuffle a deck of cards the same way twice?