When they go on sale at the bargain price again I plan to buy another 14 setups. Killer deal!!
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What’s everyone’s Favorite playing cards ? (5 Viewers)
- Thread starter scoobycheesydoooo
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Are these on eBay? Link?
https://www.ebay.com/sch/pokergurus...d=&campid=5337384603&toolid=10001&mpt=3228239
I can't see US listings but have a look on his store might still be there
Here's the seller. He said he doesn't think he will sell out for years to come so he has a ton.
The link for the 14 pack is not up right now. He sorts them and removes any damaged cards so he takes it down periodically to do more sorting. I'm assuming should be up again soon.
https://www.ebay.com/usr/pokergurus?ul_noapp=true
Not presently at the low price. The eBay user is pokerguru I believe but you can find the listing by searching on 2012 WSOP playing cards.
Jake14mw
Flush
Nice cards. I wish the WSOP used jumbo index.
Eloe2000
Straight Flush
To compare these WSOP 2012s I just opened a box of fresh KEMs that have been sitting there for a while and they are already warped in the center 
Anyway, these seem to have the thinness and flexibility and texture of the KEMs that I like but do seem like they would be slightly more durable. But instead of loading up on these WSOPs, I am inclined to chase after the bridge-jumbos with expensive shipping. @Saoliver that is the boat you are in, right? I might look into this and would be willing to reship some decks if it makes sense to order a small lot.
Anyway, these seem to have the thinness and flexibility and texture of the KEMs that I like but do seem like they would be slightly more durable. But instead of loading up on these WSOPs, I am inclined to chase after the bridge-jumbos with expensive shipping. @Saoliver that is the boat you are in, right? I might look into this and would be willing to reship some decks if it makes sense to order a small lot.
I have a ton of casino used KEM circle backs. I should cull through those some time to make perfect decks.To compare these WSOP 2012s I just opened a box of fresh KEMs that have been sitting there for a while and they are already warped in the center
Anyway, these seem to have the thinness and flexibility and texture of the KEMs that I like but do seem like they would be slightly more durable. But instead of loading up on these WSOPs, I am inclined to chase after the bridge-jumbos with expensive shipping. @Saoliver that is the boat you are in, right? I might look into this and would be willing to reship some decks if it makes sense to order a small lot.
I love bridge jumbo. Let me know what you can find and if you need a partner to go in on a GBNAGB.
I'm in too.To compare these WSOP 2012s I just opened a box of fresh KEMs that have been sitting there for a while and they are already warped in the center
Anyway, these seem to have the thinness and flexibility and texture of the KEMs that I like but do seem like they would be slightly more durable. But instead of loading up on these WSOPs, I am inclined to chase after the bridge-jumbos with expensive shipping. @Saoliver that is the boat you are in, right? I might look into this and would be willing to reship some decks if it makes sense to order a small lot.
Eloe2000
Straight Flush
I have a ton of casino used KEM circle backs. I should cull through those some time to make perfect decks.
I love bridge jumbo. Let me know what you can find and if you need a partner to go in on a GBNAGB.
Too many threads. I think it was Scott who was interested in the bridge-jumbos as well. Where was that thread where we were talking about these the other day? And someone also posted a link to that European seller with the bridge-jumbo decks?
Modiano poker size, jumbo indexes, 4 indexes, for the visually impaired and the mentally retarded.
Durable, non-slippery, nicely textured (not very flexible, though).
And dirt-cheap on this side of the Pond, which may be their strongest selling point here. Hell, I think they 're cheaper in Greece than in their home, Italy.
Durable, non-slippery, nicely textured (not very flexible, though).
And dirt-cheap on this side of the Pond, which may be their strongest selling point here. Hell, I think they 're cheaper in Greece than in their home, Italy.
Fournier bridge size jumbo index with the off white on the ace of spades.
CdnBeerLover
Full House
Tan. I just prefer the look. I can't tell you exactly why.
Does it affect so called readability of cards in any way?
CdnBeerLover
Full House
No. I just prefer the look.
Jake14mw
Flush
Me too, I just like the look.
I was going to post this a long time ago
Best cards that are never going to be...
Piatnik Opti (not plastic) the most beautiful classic face cards, I wish they made them in plastic
And my biggest regret Kem WPT, if only they make them in jumbo index, in internet they even post pic with WPT back and jumbo index but that is just empty promise
Best cards that are never going to be...
Piatnik Opti (not plastic) the most beautiful classic face cards, I wish they made them in plastic
And my biggest regret Kem WPT, if only they make them in jumbo index, in internet they even post pic with WPT back and jumbo index but that is just empty promise
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Jake14mw
Flush
Always interesting to see new ideas. Having black numbers for all suits seems like a bad idea, especially since the suits are so low below the number. Never know until you play with them I guess though. Thanks for posting.
I am also not impresed by design but it's nice to see that someone is trying...
And they expensive, 59 PLN, more than Modiano, Copag or Fournier...
buffalojim
Royal Flush
I'm in for some bridge jumbosTo compare these WSOP 2012s I just opened a box of fresh KEMs that have been sitting there for a while and they are already warped in the center
Anyway, these seem to have the thinness and flexibility and texture of the KEMs that I like but do seem like they would be slightly more durable. But instead of loading up on these WSOPs, I am inclined to chase after the bridge-jumbos with expensive shipping. @Saoliver that is the boat you are in, right? I might look into this and would be willing to reship some decks if it makes sense to order a small lot.
buffalojim
Royal Flush
Right now the Modiano bridge decks I have are probably my favorite. Nice texture and the shuffability is great.Modiano poker size, jumbo indexes, 4 indexes, for the visually impaired and the mentally retarded.
Durable, non-slippery, nicely textured (not very flexible, though).
And dirt-cheap on this side of the Pond, which may be their strongest selling point here. Hell, I think they 're cheaper in Greece than in their home, Italy.
thekid5555
High Hand
Love the faded spades for the thickness, modern look, and texture as well as the modianos for the same. I like the KEMs because they're thin and soft and shuffle super smooth. I need to try the Cartamundis and Fourniers thiugh!
Ok. Just bought 14 setups of the WSOP 2012 cards will sell all here for what I paid plus your shipping to you. PM if you are interested I paid $38 for the 28 decks. You do the math. It’s a no brainer.
bergs
Royal Flush
AAK23 double suited
Kid_Eastwood
Full House
Fournier, bridge size, jumbo indexes.
Fournier for their feel and the fact that they don't warp like the Kems I already had.
Bridge size is just a personal preference over Poker size.
Jumbo indexes because I mostly play Hold'em.
Fournier for their feel and the fact that they don't warp like the Kems I already had.
Bridge size is just a personal preference over Poker size.
Jumbo indexes because I mostly play Hold'em.
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