You are right, I stand corrected. I ordered a couple of those as well. Let me take my bash bait to the proper forum. Carry on.
Thanks for the update. It looks like the original deal is over. Amazon's price is now $30. (still lower then usual).My decks arrived yesterday and was surprised to see that everything was never played and sealed as far as the inner plastic wrapping around each deck of cards. There was just no outer plastic wrap around the whole Kem box. The cards look to be in perfect shape to my uneducated eye. Looks like I may have gotten lucky. I have never played with Kems before so this is my first time experiencing them. Looks to be a good deal as far as what I received!
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Depends. See posts #45-50 here: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...lways-this-slippery.82699/page-2#post-1693964KEMs don't come with a hard plastic case anymore? I bought some Arrows about a year ago and it had the 2-part plastic case.
Wow I’ve never seen a Bicycle Prestige deck warp that much.Just thought I would post that I am satisfied with what I received from the amazon sale. I just got 2 setups of these and they are barely warped, if at all, in my opinion. They pass the "shuffle half the deck in upside down and put it on the table" test. Here is a picture of two decks shuffled with half the cards upside down. The (new to me) $20 Kems are the ones on the left, and the deck on the right is an old Bicycle prestige deck that is warped pretty bad on the short edge. So for me, this was a very worthwhile deal
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Decks were still wrapped in cellophane. Also, I went and looked, and my amazon order says they are new.Wow I’ve never seen a Bicycle Prestige deck warp that much.
Were the KEMs you received fully opened or where the decks still in cellophane?
I'll check when I get back home.What is a date of production on those?
Yeah the kems I have do tend to bow a bit. Doesn’t bother me too though, I still really enjoy playing with them.KEMs are worth the "risk" of $20 if you're ok with cards possibly bowing after opening the cellophane for $20. They are hardly ever not usable - can't say the same for COPAG, whose faces literally rub off the card after a couple dozens hours of play.
This is a good deal for new KEMs no matter what way you cut it. They are buttery smooth and an industry standard. However, KEMs bow easily.