Fun for Everyone: Unleash the 🃏 Fun with Elite Sportz Giant Card Games! Review

My kids loved our vacation! Big maps make older games more fun, especially during downtime when a storm rages on for a few hours. I would buy this again.

Bought this jumbo game for my 5 year old grandson who was just learning checkers. This product is bulletproof and the best part is its portability, from the tabletop to the carpet in the living room to the lawn in the park. He loves to.

This product was awesome! My 6 year old son and I play checkers every day and he is starting to understand strategy very well. We also learn to get acquainted with card games and have a lot of fun winning. I have already recommended this set to several friends!

Amazing products that bring so much laughter to our home. In a neat and compact case, every age group will find something to play with. SO HAPPY I MADE THIS PURCHASE AND STARTING A NEW TRADITION OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT ❤️❤️Our home is the life of the party

Pretty cool, the only complaint about the quality of the chess mat. Reminiscent of a cheap kitchen towel, it is a gray fabric with a pattern painted black, cracked and of poor quality. The playing cards are fantastic and the checkers are good. It's just a rug that could be a bit better but for the price it's a good buy. The carpet can be washed, but this will further degrade the quality of the black. Yes, and on the back of the mat are three tic-tack-toe grids printed/painted in black (that…

Bought for a picnic so that young people can enjoy playing. Both queens and big cards were a HUGE hit and the bag they came in was great. The kids loved the size of the cards and played for hours. One even asked if she could take them home. The only minor disappointment I had was the material for the plaid/tic tac toe rug. The description says it's a rug, but it's actually a square towel with checkered markings. This was my only disappointment. I just hope the marks don't wash off otherwise I…

My six year old is learning to play checkers and this is such a great setup. He's handsome and tall, so he can clearly see all sorts of moves he can make. And his younger brother loves to watch and learn by observation. As for the big maps, they're more for fun and not very practical for my boys at the moment. They are a bit more difficult to keep and manage. My 5 year old gets a bit frustrated trying to "just like that" organize his games when they are so big. But still. We laughed a lot when…