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Fournier Playing Cards: Supplier to Monte Carlo Casino

Posted by Bryan on 1/24/2013 to Playing Cards
Fournier cards, produced in Spain, have a reputation as the world's finest playing cards. The Fournier company has gone to great pains to make sure their cards are top of the line in design, materials and even longevity.

Poker Game

Posted by Mel on 12/4/2012 to Playing Cards
For poker fans, one of the great things about the game is that you can adjust the rules and play a large number of variations of the game. This means all you need is a pack of Fournier poker cards and some imagination to host your own home poker night.

Riddle me this...

Posted by Mel on 12/2/2012 to Playing Cards
Here is a great card-related riddle you can play with your friends and family. If you or the person(s) you are telling it too are card aficionados, then all the better.

Bicycle Archangels Playing Cards Now Available

Posted by Bryan on 10/12/2012 to Playing Cards
We are pleased to introduce the new Bicycle Archangels playing cards. The latest collaboration between Bicycle cards and theory11 promises to be another hit with cardistry practictioners and playing card collectors.

The Meaning of Card Suits

Posted by Mel on 9/28/2012 to Playing Cards
The suit symbols on playing cards have an origin not widely known to many. Playing cards today use French suit symbols, though it was not always this way. When playing cards entered Europe around the mid 1300s the suit system then were Swords, Rods, Coins

Three Simple Ways to Improve Your Poker Face

Posted by Bryan on 9/13/2012 to Playing Cards
Part of the fun of a great card game like poker is the bluff. You need to be able to hold off the other players and stay in the game, even if you have less-than-stellar cards.

Types of Regional Playing Cards

Posted by Mel on 9/13/2012 to Playing Cards
Regional playing cards typically do not follow the English pattern that most card players are familiar with. The English pattern is what typically is referred to as a poker or bridge deck of cards with fifty-two playing cards (plus generally a couple of j

New Bicycle Cards by Ellusionist

Posted by Administrator on 8/27/2012 to Playing Cards
PlayingCardsandGames.com is pleased to add three new decks of cards by Ellusionist, one of the leading suppliers of playing cards for cardistry and magic. These are genuine Bicycle cards made by the U.S. Playing Card Company.

Playing Cards Can Be Fun

Posted by Joe P. on 8/27/2012 to Playing Cards
You don't need to have a mobile gaming device to spend time with friends and have an enjoyable evening. One of the longest lasting and oldens gaming systems is probably located somewhere in your home, and even if not, doesn't cost more than a few dollars

Playing Cards Are An Inexpensive Teaching Tool

Posted by Bryan on 6/29/2012 to Playing Cards
Even if you are fairly relaxed in the parenting department you still want to help your kids develop the skills necessary to do well in a classroom setting. There are numerous ways that you can encourage a child's love of learning at home. Use playing card

Shopping Guide for Plastic Playing Cards

Posted by Bryan on 6/27/2012 to Playing Cards
Way back when the first playing cards were being made, they were made out of paper. Today we continue to make playing cards out of paper and some are coated in plastic to make them last longer. The benefit of pure plastic cards is that they last much long

Playing Cards for Family Fun (and Learning!)

Posted by Bryan on 5/24/2012 to Playing Cards
Although playing cards have provided families with entertainment for millennia, it can still be surprising to discover just how quickly a simple deck of cards can turn family night into a fun-filled occasion. Leave a deck of playing cards on the dining ro

All About Playing Cards

Posted by David Russell on 3/6/2012 to Playing Cards
Playing cards have been around for a very long time. The earliest recorded playing cards were in 9th century China. They have been an integral part of civilization since their inception, coming in various shapes and forms and used for a variety of purpose