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Message: [QUOTE="fordman427, post: 3778771, member: 88837"] What's everyone's opinion on who makes the best playing cards? I want a set or two of really good, firm cards to use for home games when a couple friends get together and play. Who makes the best and what is a general price to have in a good set of cards. [SIZE=4][B] Updated Feb 2018: [/B][/SIZE] Here are some of the suggestions from members: [URL="http://www.copagcards.com/"]Copag[/URL] - Recommended by most players! Made from 100% PVC plastic, the life expectancy of Copags is 20-50x longer than paper playing cards. [URL="http://www.modianocards.com/"]Modiano Cristallo[/URL] - Modiano cards are 100% plastic, but also textured for better handling. [URL="http://www.kemcards.net/"]KEM[/URL] - Made with 100% cellulose acetate plastic for better flexibility and shape retention. [URL="http://www.gpigaming.com/cards-dice/casino-playing-cards/gemaco-playing-cards"]Gemaco[/URL] - Paper or plastic stock. A casino standard (just ask Phil Ivey). [URL="https://www.dalnegro.com/eng/playing-cards/ntp.html"]NTP[/URL] - Made by the Italian company Dal Negro, NTP cards are 100% PVC plastic and textured. [URL="http://www.davincicards.com/"]DA VINCI[/URL] - Made in Italy, Da Vinci cards are 100% plastic. [URL="https://www.bicyclecards.com"]Bicycle[/URL]- Plastic coated paper cards made by the US Playing Card Company. An economical choice for an informal poker game. [URL="https://www.bicyclecards.com/product/bee-standard-playing-cards/"]Bee[/URL] - Another low-cost home-game standard, these cards by the US Playing Card Company are also plastic coated paper. [URL="http://www.usplayingcard.com/fournier/"]Fournier[/URL] - Manufactured in Vitorio, Spain, and now owned by the US Playing Card Company, these cards are 100% plastic. [/QUOTE]

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