Playing Cards

Playing cards are a working object. The difference is felt in stock, finish, registration, and edge quality. We focus on decks that handle cleanly, wear slowly, and look timeless.

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COPAG WSOP Jumbo Index playing cards

COPAG WSOP

KEM Arrow Wide Jumbo Index Gold & Black Set

KEM Arrow

Fournier European Poker Tour deck red box

Fournier EPT

Bicycle prestige plastic playing cards blue

BICYCLE Prestige

COPAG®

COPAG has become a modern reference point for players who want quality cards that can take regular use without feeling clinical. Established as the official playing card provider to the World Series of Poker, the World Poker Tour and the Asian Poker Tour, COPAG sits comfortably in serious home games and professional tournament environments alike – practical, dependable, and easy to keep in rotation.

For players who value clean handling, long sessions, and a deck that does not feel precious, COPAG is often the choice – reliable poker cards with credible table pedigree.

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KEM®

KEM is an American heritage playing-card brand built for players who take the table seriously. Since 1935, KEM has been synonymous with premium, casino-grade performance – the kind of deck that feels effortless in the hand and stays consistent game after game.

Made from 100% cellulose acetate, KEM cards deliver the classic snap and handling players love, with the durability and security of true plastic. They’re washable, resistant to wear, and designed to remain crisp and reliable long after ordinary decks have faded, softened, or marked.

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Fournier®

Fournier carries a distinctly European kind of authority. The official playing-card brand of the European Poker Tour, it is closely associated with structured play, traditional card rooms, and professional settings where familiarity, clarity, and consistency matter more than novelty.

It is an easy brand to choose when you want professional credibility without the deck feeling overly modern or stylised. Fournier works particularly well for buyers who appreciate heritage, but still want a practical deck for regular use.

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BICYCLE®

Bicycle is the familiar classic – widely recognised, easy to live with, and still one of the most approachable places to start if you want a dependable deck. Its appeal lies partly in that sense of recognition – most players know what a Bicycle deck is before they open the box.

The brand is a natural all-rounder. For casual poker, family play, gifting, or simply keeping a trusted deck at home, Bicycle remains relevant because it is clean, versatile, and reassuringly familiar.

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Bee®

Established in 1892, Bee has shaped the definition of ‘casino quality’ and the standards that define it. The brand has a more utilitarian reputation than many household card brands, and that is part of its appeal.

There is nothing sentimental about Bee. It suits buyers who prefer a plainer, more workmanlike style and want cards with a clear sense of purpose – steady handling, practical design, and a strong connection to professional play.

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TALLY-HO®

Tally-Ho stands apart through design as much as use. The backs are more distinctive, the overall impression is a little more dressed, and the brand has long appealed to people who notice movement, balance, and visual rhythm in a deck.

The brand is an especially strong fit for cardistry, flourish, and buyers with an eye for design, but it also works well for anyone who wants their cards to feel slightly more considered. Among traditional paper decks, it has a distinct visual grace.

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Buying Guide

Quick answers on card size, index style, and materials to help you choose the right deck.

What is the difference between jumbo and standard index playing cards?

The index is the number/letter and suit symbol in the corners.

Jumbo index: larger corner markings (easier to read)
– popular for poker games, casinos, and players who want quicker readability across the table

Standard index: smaller corner markings (traditional look)
– popular for traditional card games and a classic feel

What is the difference between wide and narrow playing cards?

Wide size cards are the classic poker size (approx. 63 x 88 mm / 2.5″ x 3.5″).
– more common for poker, casino games, and general use

Narrow size cards are bridge size (approx. 57 x 88 mm / 2.25″ x 3.5″).
– easier to hold, often preferred for games where players hold many cards

What is the difference between paper and plastic playing cards?

Paper cards (often paperboard with a coating/finish) are the traditional option.
– lower cost, classic feel, great for casual use

Plastic cards (PVC or cellulose acetate) are more durable and long-lasting.
– washable, better for frequent play, harder to bend permanently

If you’re building a serious home game setup, plastic cards are usually the best upgrade.

Which playing cards are best for poker?

Casinos, poker clubs, and most players choose:
– Poker size (wide)
– Jumbo index
– Plastic or high-quality coated cards for regular play

A simple guide: for games with a dealer and community or table cards, jumbo index usually offers the best readability – a strong fit for poker and casino games such as Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Blackjack, and Baccarat. For games where players hold more cards in hand, narrow cards are often easier to handle, which is why they are commonly preferred for games such as Bridge, Pilotta, and Biriba.

Do you offer custom playing cards for casinos and events?

Yes – we supply custom playing cards for casinos, poker clubs, tournaments, and branded events through selected suppliers. Options vary by brand and specification, and typically depend on order quantities, lead time, and artwork requirements. Contact us with your brief and we’ll recommend the best option.

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