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 Works Great! Sep 03, 2011
By Jared
Well the shipping was very fast for me which amounts to something. the cards at first feel very strange if you have not played with plastic cards before. But you quickley get over it and then they feel like heaven. shuffling is so easy, even with two decks which we use for golf or play 9. the only thing bad is the fact that the card is actually a little less wide compared to a normal bee or bycicle deck which shouldnt be bad if you dont mix decks. overall I love them they are nice feeling and easy to clean! Hope this helped!
 Have served me well, but Id get the bigger ones Dec 19, 2010
By PokerGuy
Ive had these for years now and theyre basically great. I play cards regularly, theyre durable and still basically look new. If I was buying cards again though, Id get the bigger size. The bridge size feels small.
 good but thin Nov 06, 2010
By a.y
it is a good quality product ( hard to cut ) but the negative thing - for me - is that it is so thin , i hope it'd be more thicker .
Great cards for the price Jul 28, 2010
By byronss
I ordered both the Copag and Kem bridge sized setups, and I have to say, that I like the Copags better. The reason being, the Kems, seem to be easily affected by humidity. My poker table is in my basement (partially finished, but very dry), and during the first hour of use during my monthly home game, they started showing signs of warping, so much so, that when the cards were ready to be shuffled, the warped cards in the deck were plainly visible. I think the warping occured due to the moisture in the players' hands. So I switched to the Copags for the rest of the night. (The kems did go back to their original condition by the end of the evening, after being stored back in the plastic case that came with them.) The Copags are a little thinner than the Kems, but did not show any signs of wear or warping after hours of play. I am currently a poker dealer whose casino uses Gemacos, and I would say that the Kems are closer to the Gemacos as far as feel, weight, and thickness of the card. But, the Kems don't stand up to the humidity. I have heard though, that their are different grades of Kem cards, and I don't think the ones on here are the type the casinos use. I'll be using the Copags for my home game, namely because they play well and are about half the cost of Gemacos.
Cant go wrong Nov 02, 2009
By Christopher B
For anyone who plays poker, a copag plastic card set is a definite must have. However, I made the mistake and picked up the Bridge size (which is my mistake) but it serves the same purpose and as long as you have friends that dont know the difference then you cant go wrong if the bridge size is cheaper than the poker size at the time.
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