Bullets Playing Cards, Two Decks of Poker Cards, Waterproof Plastic Playing Cards, Easy to Read & Great Feel, Jumbo Index & Two Pips, for Texas Holdem Poker

Lovely cards,but, be careful if playing on a plane.... they're really slidey 🤣🤣🤣 Other than that super quality and a lot more durable than other playing cards I've purchased.

These cards are not cheap. But they are very good quality. They feel nice to the touch, they are durable and much better than paper cards for playing poker or whatever (if drinks get spilled it's not a big deal). They are also nicer for shuffling, the cards seem to weave together way more easily than paper cards (I mean bicycles or bees, which aren't fully paper - but you get what I mean). In addition, with paper cards they seem to get worn after a few hundred shuffles. These also get worn for sure, but nowhere near as quickly as paper ones. However if you are used to paper cards you may miss the feel of them. But I prefer these. I would also add that the cards are very easy to read, and don't have any super fancy shmancy designs (though they still look like), which helps when playing a game like poker late at night.

Very good quality with the unity everything is done as good

I'm not a pro player, but I like that fact that after a lot of bending they still keep their shape. I just wish they sell these in solo packs, so everyone can order as much as they really need.

I really like these cards. Me and my friends have been playing poker for years with the same deck and they eventually have just become tired and damaged so I bought these to replace the old deck. They feel really good quality and they fly across the table when you deal. They flex without creasing and I can see them lasting a long time - especially considering they survived having a full pint spilt over them on their first outing and simply wiped clean. Due to the quality of the cards I’ve also now bought a Bullets table top / mat. Very satisfied and looking forward to plenty more poker sessions.

High quality feel and easy to shuffle and deal. Cards have been used in drinking games dozens of times, getting drenched in drinks each time. The cards are fully plastic so can be washed in a washing up bowl many times with soap and come up perfectly each time. Works out cheaper than buying more disposable cards which have to be replaced.

Good quality cards. Good value for money.

Perfect material!! A long lasting game

Perfect for every day heavy use. Thick durable cards with large "poker style" faces. Good quality and great price for two decks

Je les conseille dans différentes situations : - pour des gens à la vue un peu basse puisque ce sont des cartes à gros index, donc faciles à lire - pour ceux qui cherchent des cartes à jouer résistantes puisqu'elles sont en plastique donc à la fois résistantes et lavables - elles sont plutôt jolies (les index gros plairont pt etre moins à certains mais ce n'est pas laid non plus, juste moins fin) - pour la magie ou les gens s’entraînant à la manipulation de cartes (avec moins de complexes de les tordre dans tous les sens, car elles ne s’abîment pas comme des cartes papier) : elles font un peu tout. Jolis éventails (ca parfois, ca finit par se perdre quand on les a beaucoup utilisées et qu’elles collent plus), faro nickel. Comme toujours les LD sont bof, et puis surtout elles ont tendances à glisser++ donc peuvent vous échapper des mains plus facilement et alors fuir très loin sous les meubles dans des glissades parfaites et très agaçantes (moins avec des papiers mais il faut savoir ce qu'on veut) Il y a 2 jokers (différentes) et 2 cartes imprimées des 2 cotés (ni dos ni face, pub..) 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 CONCLUSION 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 🃏 Si vous cherchez des cartes pour jouer au format poker, résistantes, lavables, utilisables par des personnes agées : parfait Si vous cherchez des cartes plastiques pour entrainer un peu votre dexterité, je les trouve vraiment pas mal pour l'instant (utilisée depuis peu). ps : Je conseille aussi dans les 2 cas les PLASTIC POKER TITANIUM (pour le jeu: elles ont l'avantage d'avoir 2 cut card, et pour les manipulation, il me semble qu’elles farottent un peu moins, et puis les éventails ne passent plus trop après un usage intensif mais peut être faudrait il les nettoyer pour retrouver leur état initial) https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B005DZHFAU/ En tout cas je déconseille les bicycle plastique : pas d'avantage particulier et plein de choses ne passent pas

Kaarten na een week matig gebruik al versleten. Inkt laat los als je er over heen wrijft. Kaarten zelf voelen goed aan maar inkt verdwijnt dus heel snel zoals op de foto's te zien is.

I'm reviewing my earlier review. I've now shuffled these cards another 1000 times. They DO soften slightly which is a good thing. They ARE still a little TOO slippery, and they don't shuffle as perfectly as the Italian ones, BUT they are considerably more durable and they deal better, so, I'm willing to admit that they are the best of any I've used, value wise. I don't really want to play with paper/cardboard cards. They just don't last. First Review: I find reviews helpful, but of course everyone is different and what might be perfect for some players is not for others. That said, take my experience with your own expectations. I have tried out these cards, Bullets for a couple hundred games of solitaire. (of course when others are around, I'd rather play other games) I compared these to another plastic card from another company (Italian made), also "premium" but a bit less expensive than these. These cards are slightly larger than the Italian brand. My complaint about the other brand is that they do not "deal" as easily as paper cards. Also that they do lose the imprint on the face of the card after a year or two, and thus, are harder to read. These Bullets (less used than the Italian ones) are MUCH easier to deal. The slide, and thus separate quite well. The Italian ones are less stiff, but shuffle EXTREMELY well. The Bullets do not shuffle as well as the Italian ones, and after a thousand shuffles or so, are still fairly stiff. My only complaints about the Bullets are that they don't shuffle as easily and are SO slippery that it is easy for cards to spill out of one's hands during shuffling. (I'm 76 years old and can shuffle much better than most folks but it is true that as one gets older, one is less nimble of fingers) So, take my review with a grain or two of salt. These cards are certainly much better (for me) than paper based cards. They should last for many years. But when playing Solitaire I might prefer the Italian ones.

I've had these cards over a year now. One deck has now 3 chipped cards and the ink is rubbing off. The company did refund the money for that deck. The second deck has the same problem of the ink fading/rubbing off and it's happening faster then the first deck. Not worth the money!