Copag Bridge Size Jumbo Index 1546 Playing Cards (Blue Red Setup)

I have tried most of the premium plastic cards and it's difficult to say which is, "the best." They all have slightly different characteristics- some are thicker or thinner, stiffer or softer, slicker, float or stick to each other. Every time I buy a new deck or a new set I think that these are my new favorites. I own Dal Negro, Modiano, Da Vinci, KEM, Copag, among others. I do have to say that even though poker is my game, the bridge size cards are easier to handle, deal, and more of a pleasure to play with- hands down and I will most likely purchase bridge-size from now on. I also have small hands- maybe this is a factor? I am going back and editing my review. These cards are definitely my favorite cards that I have used. Dal Negro have a certain softness to them which some may like, including me. Modiano are very thick and very stiff, the stiffest I have used. DaVinci have a nice textured finish and the cards handle well. KEM are pleasurable to shuffle- they are very soft and flexible, but dealing is difficult. It is hard to get the top card from the deck as it seems to stick to the one below it. NOW THE COPAGS.... These are slightly thinner than some of the others and on the stiffer side. Up until now the Dal Negro Treviso was my favorite playing card. It's hard to objectively explain what makes a card so great. It has to be felt by the player for him or herself. The Copags are my new favorite. I love the thickness and the texture as well as the back design. I'm not crazy about the faces of the cards, but there is an interesting blue border. They come two decks to a sturdy plastic case, and there is even a clip to stick to the divider to prevent the two decks from mixing in the box. There is a flimsy cardboard box that slides over the plastic one and it doesn't fit well- it's very tight. I suspect the cardboard box won't last. Shuffling these is a pleasure and I can do it for hours. Look, if you are on the fence about what cards to choose, it is difficult to make a decision. Everybody has their own opinion. Quality cards can be had for 12 to 15 dollars for a two-deck set, and less for a single if it's available. Take the 3 that you are most interested in after reading reviews and purchase them. It will cost you 45 to 50 dollars, so what? You will probably like them all and you can settle on a favorite and decide if you'd like to buy more. Any of the big names with the Italian brand names you will probably like. It's nice to have several decks to choose from for your game. A word of note- KEM is often considered the standard which all other cards are judged by. They are a pleasure to shuffle and are the only ones made of this cellulose acetate material. To deal however, it is very difficult to slide the top card from the deck. This is something to consider. I hate dealing these. But you may try them and decide these are best cards ever produced, as some people have.

何種類か試しましたがコバグの物は滑りも適度で本当に使いやすいと思います。 ただ数字面のデザインはあまりかっこよくありません。 そこさえ良ければ星５です。

Son de buen tamaño incluso los números y letras también, pero si están muy delgadas y muy resbalosas y si por eso mismo se te llegan a doblar al agarrarlas, detenerlas y/o barajearlas si se marcan mucho.

El tamaño de las cartas y su grosor es perfecto para manipularlas con las manos; los números son de buen tamaño; el precio es bueno.

裏面に塗料が付いていてはゲームが成り立ちませぬ…😅