Bicycle Playing Card Games

Great cards for canasta as the value is printed on each card. Makes counting so easy!

My wife and I play games in the evenings like phase 10 and other card and board games. She had played canasta online and when she was younger with family. I had never played it. She recommended it one night that we get a set and add it to our games roster. I am so glad she did!! I am excellent at this game and have beaten her way more than she's beaten me!! Lol. It's really fun and strategic and not hard to learn at all. These cards have the points right on them making it easy to keep score! Add a set to your game roster and have fun!!

Best cards!

Bicycle Playing Cards never disappoint! Perfect for classic card games, quick rounds, or long game nights. The cards feel sturdy, shuffle smoothly, and the designs are crisp. Ideal for beginners and seasoned players alike. A reliable deck that makes every game more fun—whether at home or on the go. Highly recommend for anyone who loves cards!

Great cards. These were to replace worn cards

Regular playing cards. Easy to use.

Sturdy and easy to read

Why buy a Canasta deck anyway? First of all, you need two extra jokes, so unless you have two decks with the same backs and wearing, you need a Canasta deck. Second of all, if you have never played Canasta (as I myself have not), or if you want to teach your friends, having the point value on the cards is a big help. There is also a star symbol for special cards and the points are in tastefully small print underneath the card name. The deuces have "Wild!" in big letters right in the middle, which I thought was a nice touch. Printed instructions instead of just web support! Leave your Hoyle's paperback at home and your phone in your pocket. The backs are quite pretty, with mirror images of a hand fan with a bicycle with festoonery beneath and antique scrolling all around, first introduced in 1894. Made in USA. Play the game born in Uruguay that spread to Argentina and then America to become the most popular card game in the states in 1953, known at first as "Argentinian Rummy".

razoavel face ao preço

+ Canasta-Kartendeck mit Punktangaben kann für einige Spieler hilfreich sein - Es gibt bessere Designs bei französischen Blatt (siehe Altenburger oder Piatnik) - Format passt nicht in die Kartenmischmaschine, lässt sich aber gut per Hand mischen (im Gegensatz zu Altenburger Karten mit Leinenstruktur) o Ein Altenburger Blatt mit Leinenstruktur scheint haltbarerer und hübscher bei geringeren Kosten zu sein.

sehr gute Spielkarten, top Qualität

Perfect for my needs. Two matching decks are cheaper in this set than buying separately

Venían incompletos , la presentación es buena , pero fallo quizá desde fabrica !