🃏 Italian 100% Plastic Playing Cards, Poker Regular Index - 2 Deck Set with Hard Shell Case, 2 Cut Cards for Enhanced Durability and Versatility Review

I love the consistent quality of these cards. I bought some da Vinci cards 10 years ago (different design) but they are in good condition. They appear to be of the same quality and are very comparable to Copag or Kem; I appreciate their price more than the above brands.

I and everyone I play with are very happy with these cards. I like that I don't have to worry about them tearing like other cards, but I want them to come in separate packages so they can fit in my poker bag. I first take a set out of the plastic case and put the cards in the bike paper box so my chips fit in the case. Just a little annoyance. But overall I am very satisfied.

Quality appears to be excellent. Poker players tend to bend their arms almost 90 degrees and they are still resistant to bending. It is best to play on a table with cloth or green felt so that the cards do not dangle or slip too much. They can be slippery when mixing, but being careful when mixing will not cause any problems. In general, they are ideal for poker compared to regular paper cards.

Old saying you get what you pay for these cards, they're a little more expensive than a regular retail store but they're worth every penny. Bridge and poker cards are slightly smaller, but both are comfortable to use. They are very flexible to mix, last three times longer than others and work very well in an automatic mixer. I recommend trying them, you will be satisfied.

Update: I lose a card every game because of a folded corner that can be seen on the table. I have already updated another DaVinci Review and can no longer offer it in near-Copag quality. I play a monthly game and gradually replace my Kems and Copag with Da Vinci. Quality, beautiful and much cheaper. Also, faces don't disappear as quickly as copags.

I bought these cards and KEM cards. KEMs are thinner and don't feel as strong, although they are. KEMs are designed for casino-style shuffling, not bridge shuffling. I like heavier, thicker, more durable cards as I usually sit at the end of the table at my home game and heavier cards are much easier to flip to the other end of the table and don't tip over and turn into an unexpected card burn. Overall, both decks are great, it all comes down to shuffling style preference.

I really like these Davincis. After using Copag for about a year (and they were good) I decided to give Davinci a try. These cards are very durable and will last longer than Copag. There are also two free cards in this set. Nice gesture! The cards flex well, don't wrinkle, and shuffle very well. I would like to see a plastic clip in the middle of the case to keep the cards from moving during transport. Also, the back colors are red and green, so having those two specific colors can pose a…

Good cards for the price. They fit perfectly in the hand and are easy to mix. The only real problem I have is the ink coming off the card after a month of causal rummy play. I've attached a picture but it's hard to see. Each character has white dots where the ink has peeled off. Actually, if you can scrape it off with your nails. I expected these cards to perform better than this one. Plus a joke guarantee. $1.45 for a replacement card, just buy a new deck. Pros: Nice feeling. Waterproof. Easy…