Do Canasta Decks of cards have the point value printed on the cards?
134732
No they do not-which is why I ordered thembut they are the best deck of cards we own so I am not too disappointed
134733
Yes they do, which is very helpful when someone is just learning to play the game.
134734
Canasta decks are primarily for playing canasta and not other card games. The point value for eachcard is plainly printed on each card. Also, included with each box, are playing rules which can be helpful inpoint values and etc. You will be pleased with Bicycle Canasta deck of cards.
134735
Yes, and it's great when counting points to begin your melds and for counting points for scoring.
201837
None. All the cards have numbers or wording on them. However, I have made some from heavy cardstock to personalize. I used one of the other cards for the size.
1029568
Yes, it is a large card with large print, but it is not the official card. It is a fun diversion from the standard version.
1755543
No. The older version had large full page cards. This version uses cards of approximately half the size of a page
1944409
Here is an photograph of the charts (not mine).http://goo.gl/vK0R36Germany should have 41 IPCs and the UK should have 31. The values on the official cards are wrong.Here is a link to some home-made cards I used in our game, but there are some typos that I don't remember right offhand. I wouldn't use them w/o heavy proofreading.https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20776562/axisandallies/axisandallies.rar
1476761
You can buy the expansion decks only. Alternatively, you can download the original for free and get the instructions and buy the expansion decks and use those. Then you can choose to get the original deck printed out yourself - it is much cheaper that way, but the cards aren't quite as nice - you can still play that way, though
1290939
The gray worlds don't produce. They are useful for the victory points and whatever powers they have on the card. Keep in mind the worlds all have a circular shape while the developments all have a diamond shape.
734577
I don't know---I only use with standard card decks for Canasta. And they do get jammed a bit, at times.If UNO cards are the same size as regular card decks, it should work.
1596039
Nope it's just on their Amazon pic, the cards themselves just have LIMITED EDITION and at the bottom left "This card cannot be used in a duel." (that text only applies to regular Konami style tournaments, friendly games and tourney's are free to let you use them)
697065
No, they are not in the decks. You have to buy individual booster packs and get lucky in order to find Mega Charizard EX or you can buy the card from us outright. Thanks! :)
443203
No, the cards have the same print colors as regular playing cards: spades/clubs are black; hearts/diamonds are red.
1526090
its just like the regular playing cards ,corners rounded , Hope this answers your question
1594040
No, it doesn't use cards. Cards are available as an accessory, but they are merely reprints of bits of rules text from the book.
1763191
We've used 2 decks for six players and it worked well. The only draw back is that your draw card pile will go down faster, so making a canasta is much more challenging even with a partner.
402166
It is classical canasta (a great card game) but has some functional cards (like bonus cards, stops, etc.) rather than having to remember what traditional cards are associated with the function. You can play it standard or "caliente" which gives you the capability to replenish your cards with additional cards when you have a "caliente card". We have been playing it with our grandsons - starting several years ago when one was 11 and the other 8 and we still do today with them at 13 and 10.
914589
Yes but I got ripped off with 2 used decks of regular playing cards, not canasta cards as shown!
632696
As best we know is that Classic Canasta uses 2 decks (including jokers) for 2, 3, 4 and more players. With Classic Canasta the number of dealt cards changes with the number of players. eg. 2 players 15 cards dealt, 3 players 13 cards dealt and 4 players 11 cards dealt. There is a version of Canasta that uses 3 decks for 6 players. A Google search on the rules will help you a lot. Hoyle web site has rules as well as many others. Best of fun to you...