#1 - Are there 2 jokers per deck?#2 - Does jumbo index relate to print size or overall size of playing card?
165425
Yes, there are two jokers to each deck and the size of each number on the card is substantially larger. I prefer the Jumbo index because they are so much easier to read.
165426
2 jokers and size relates to print not size of cards. THey are regular playing card size.
165427
Yes, there are 2 jokers per deck. Everything on the face of each card is jumbo (numbers, letters, suit graphics)
165428
Yes there are two jokers per deck. The size of the cards is the regular size but the size of the numbers is larger which after you are 40 yrs is absolutely necessary if you want to play without reading glasses
1354482
This one comes with both Kaiba and Yugi Decks Their will be a few duplicates in both from what i have seen but i believe they do that in order to help you tribute summon either a easier . well that's my theory anyway if you just want one or the other simply type in the specif deck that you want . the Yugi Deck is like around 10 dollars maybe cheaper depending on where you find it on here the kaibi one is like roughly 8 dollars but then again you might find that cheaper depending on who sells it .
1838216
The cards are regular size. The numbers and letters are larger for people who can't see the regular size. I bought for my mom, because she couldn't enjoy playing anymore with regular cards. I liked these the best because they only put 1 large diamond or club etc. in the middle of each card to define each suit and a smaller one in the corner with the number, making it to easier to look at and not busy like the other brand looked. She is happy playing cards again.
463223
sorry I would love to have a quite card shuffler.. but still have to use my own hands.. according to what it says about the Shuffler these should work fine..poker size cards are just regular size,, the bridge size are smaller.. jumbo index is just referring to the print on the card.. hope this helps
1373105
Yes. I would get 2 decks. It's such a fast game only 2 people can play at a time.
891177
No, there will most likely be duplicates- especially for the energy cards. If anything, expect duplicates and then you may be plesently surprised with the random deck you order. In fact a student told me that if you are looking for a deck to play a real game- you are better off buying the smaller packs or trading cards- I don't care about the game in general, so the more cards the better worked for me.
1329543
Hi, the ones I bought are the Jumbo (Text) Sized ones, I would guess the same physical size as Standard cards. These ones are plastic or resin coated and not paper card stock so the edges will not get easily frayed. The are slippery which can be good and bad. To answer your main question, I have a gouty arthritis in one hand but I can shuffle the cards as long as I use the dorky what I learned which was to place half the cards on the edge of the others and pressing and wiggling a bit to get them to alternate more or less. I guess they are more bendable than most thicker plastic cards than I could imagine. I never learned to properly flick the corners to shuffle. And with my arthritis now I would not even try -- I'd have these or any cards all over the floor. I've got to tell you I don't get around to playing cards much these days with just my wife and me. We have a lot or decks or cards, porker chips, dice, and the like but just don't play games much. It seems most of our close friend would rather talk, listen to music, and watch TV. When I was a kid and young adult my parents and I played many card games with some (at the time) elderly neighbors who were avid card players. I think cards do come in different thicknesses and therefore bend-ability but I have no idea how to know what is what. I feel for your arthritis, I now have trouble using my DSLR camera because of it, for one.
29120
The jokers are not used. The game does not specify whether or not to use both decks, so I think you can do whatever you prefer. We use one deck for 2 players and both decks if there are more than 2. Using more cards just makes the rounds last a little longer. I agree, the directions are not the best!
1621985
Its a mix in box one I had 32 in box 2 I had 88 in box 3 I had 61. But I have to say old cards are not a relatively bad thing as alot of my friends prefer the classics and trade with me (just because they're old does not mean they're not effective. In my opinion it's a great buy! If you buy, log into mtgprice.com and see what the value of all the cards you have are worth you might be shocked.
288513
"Cut cards" and "Jokers" are two different type of cards. This 2-deck set comes with 4 Jokers (2 small and 2 large for each deck) as well as 2 cut cards (1 for each deck). A Joker is a playing card without a suit and is added to the deck for games, such as Pitch as an additional "trick" winning card or as in Rummy as a "wild" card. A "cut card" is not a playing card at all. It is a card added to card decks used for placing between a shuffled deck when a player opts to "cut the deck". This card prevents the bottom of the deck's playing card from being revealed to other players. Cut cards often contain advertising or some other kind of print. "Cut cards" and "Jokers" are two different type of cards. This 2-deck set comes with 4 Jokers (2 small and 2 large for each deck) as well as 2 cut cards (1 for each deck). A Joker is a playing card without a suit and is added to the deck for games, such as Pitch as an additional "trick" winning card or as in Rummy as a "wild" card. A "cut card" is not a playing card at all. It is a card added to card decks used for placing between a shuffled deck when a player opts to "cut the deck". This card prevents the bottom of the deck's... » Read More "Cut cards" and "Jokers" are two different type of cards. This 2-deck set comes with 4 Jokers (2 small and 2 large for each deck) as well as 2 cut cards (1 for each deck). A Joker is a playing card without a suit and is added to the deck for games, such as Pitch as an additional "trick" winning card or as in Rummy as a "wild" card. A "cut card" is not a playing card at all. It is a card added to card decks used for placing between a shuffled deck when a player opts to "cut the deck". This card prevents the bottom of the deck's playing card from being revealed to other players. Cut cards often contain advertising or some other kind of print. « Show Less
2125245
The deck of cards is the same size as a normal deck. I don't know about the jokers as I gave these cards to my mother.
1834960
The cards are standard size cards, just the numbers are bigger. I hope this helps, I am happy with my purchase.
2235525
I played last night with just two and it worked perfectly. Some of the Sheldon cards aren't really beneficial for just two players but overall it works. :)
1699862
No larger than a standard deck of cards. I shuffle two complete decks with no problem.
1584388
Two Jokers in each deck plus an additional card with ad info that can also be used as a joker
76408
The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to... » Read More The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. « Show Less
2082671
That sounds about right. They are a little small but they don't seem to bother me that much. I suppose that full size cards might be better for shuffling and holding, but it's a large board and it takes quite a bit of room for the entire set-up, so anything that is smaller probably helps for that. It doesn't seem to be that big of deal in my opinion.