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Copag 1546 Bridge Size Jumbo Index Playing Cards (Green Burgundy)

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Copag 1546 Bridge Size Jumbo Index Playing Cards (Green Burgundy)

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Features

100% plastic playing cards
Bridge size (narrow) cards (2.25 by 3.5 inches)
Jumbo (large) indexes in the corners
Two decks in a deluxe plastic case
Genuine Copag cards

Description

This set of 100% plastic playing cards includes two decks one with green backs and the other with burgundy backs in the classic 1546 design. Each deck has 54 bridge-size cards with JUMBO indeces, packaged in a deluxe plastic case that holds both decks. Please note that bridge-size cards are not only used to play the game of bridge most casinos use bridge-size cards in their table games like Texas Holdem because they are typically a little easier to shuffle and handle. Buy them now and impress your friends with these 100% plastic playing cards by the supplier to world championship poker tournaments.

Product Details

Product Length:	1.0 inches
Product Width:	5.0 inches
Product Height:	3.75 inches
Product Weight:	1.31 pounds
Package Length:	5.2 inches
Package Width:	5.1 inches
Package Height:	1.0 inches
Package Weight:	0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 5.0

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I'll recommend them to anyone that asks Jul 30, 2011 By C. Keller
I have several sets of plastic playing cards (Kem, Copag, Da Vinci, Modiano, etc). Whenever someone asks me which brand of plastic cards they should buy, I tell them to buy Copag. All plastic cards have their pros and cons, but IMHO Copag offers a very nice well rounded product.

QUALITY: All four of the brands of plastic cards mentioned above, make great quality plastic cards. Although I should mention that I have a thirty year old set of Kem cards. But the last three sets of Kem's I bought makes me seriously wonder about Kem's quality control these days (that's a whole other review).

VARIETY: When it comes to choices of sizes (poker/bridge, regular/jumbo) and backs (designs/colors), Copag and Kem offer a large variety of choices, which makes it easy to find a set that fits your needs. FYI, about 95% of poker rooms in the U.S. use bridge size cards with a regular index. I personally like the bridge size jumbo index for our home games. Because no matter where you sit, the lighting, or peoples eyesight, they can usually see the cards better.

PACKAGING: A hard shell plastic case comes standard with all Copag and Kem cards. The Da Vinci and Modiano cards come in a cardboard box with a plastic tray, unless they specifically say it comes with a hard shell case. I like having a hard shell case for the extra protection, taking them to poker night at someone else's house, and because it'll last longer than a cardboard box. I also like the fact that the lid on the Copag hard shell case fits snug, compared to the lose fit of the Kem and Da Vinci plastic cases.

PRICE: I think all the brands above are reasonably priced compared to how long they will last vs paper cards. So you might as well just go with the brand that has the best price. That's another reason I lean towards Copag's over Kem's.

HANDLING: Plastic cards do handle differently than paper cards. As far as plastic cards go, some brands are a little thicker than others. Which may make them fill a little stiffer. Nothing wrong with either one, some people may just have a personal preference. A deck of Copag and Kem's are about the same thickness, while the Modiano decks are about 3 cards thicker, the Da Vinci Ruote are about 2 cards thicker, and the Da Vinci Club Casino are about 4 cards thicker.

AESTHETICS: I had to throw this in here because some people like to nit-pick over the aesthetics of plastic cards. Fonts, colors, face card paint, backs, etc. Why didn't I ever notice this stuff before? Oh yeah, I was busy concentrating on the game :) Unless you're holding the different brands of cards side-by-side, you're really not going to notice the differences...they're just cards.

To sum it all up: What size cards do you want, poker or bridge? What size index do you want regular or jumbo? Good, now search amazon for "Copag", pick a back design/color you like and order it. Or better yet, order two sets and get free shipping :) OK, seriously, you'll be happy with any of the brands I mentioned. I just think Copag has a little bit better bang-for-the-buck overall, and that's why I usually recommend them to anyone that asks.

Great Playing Cards Jul 09, 2011 By Steveo
I bought these because they were cheaper than the Kem cards I have used previously, and the reviews were good. My major concern was that the plastic would chip or crack. We've used these for over a year and there hasn't been any indication of a problem.

I also like the unique backing colors, for variety from the standard red and blue. They are a little slippery, but we're used to them. And the plastic case is great.