are the skip-bo cards regular card size or smaller?
205607
they are regular size and that is a real fun game....you can play with as many as six people. go for it ande buy it.
205608
They are the same size but the colors are not the same as what the ad shows, The blue and red box featured is the one that I was trying to order the ones they sent were the same size but the colors were yellow and orange , we couldnt play with them because they are to hard on the eyes, to much eye strain. you cane only find the old blue and reds in some of the supermarkets, I guess whatever was left over, we play every night, so we go through a lot of packages
205609
Regular, but green instead of the red/blue that was advertised by you and ordered for that reason. As previously stated, the green cards are confusing because it is hard to distinguish the wild skip-Bo card from the back of all the cards. Could have bought green ones at Walmart, Target, etc any day of the week, but since you advertised the red/blue cards I ordered 2 sets from you. Amazon should not have sent something different from what was advertised and ordered!
1604949
The cards are not cheap looking. They may be a little lighter stock paper than a 4 x 6 card. I purchase short and tall holders. I preferred the short as it was more stable.
1755543
No. The older version had large full page cards. This version uses cards of approximately half the size of a page
149383
Sadly, no. The card can be 5 1/4" x 7 1/4" at the most. 5 7/8" is too wide.
1309552
Yes, standard sized (or smaller) cards will fit nicely with or without sleeves.
1834959
The cards are regular size cards; I was not satisfied with this purchase - cost too much; cheaply made.
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.
1066369
The card we ordered was regular-sized. The "promo" part of the name is from the fact that it was easily obtained, probably as the feature card in a "tin" (the exposed card on top that lures kids to buy it). Getting a Mewtwo Ex in a pack is much more valuable as it's rare.
2125244
The cards are the same size as a normal deck. This deck had 2 jokers. My mother is very happy with these cards.
76407
The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the... » Read More The cards are a slightly different dimension because the game is German made and the card size is a different standard. Any sleeves that you use for other German made games would work. The card sizes are 91mm x 59mm which roughly translates to 3.6in x 2.35in. There are U.S. card sleeves that have a standard size of 2-5/8in x 3-5/8in that would be a little large but contain the cards. My only other recommendation to keep in mind is that some cards have marked backs (e.g. Stash) so if you go with an opaque backing you may need to get a few that are different when you start playing with the marked cards. « Show Less
1005519
Yes they do. The standard size is for Magic and Pokemon cards. They can also be used for Yugioh cards. They're much better for Pokemon cards.
537725
They are the size of a regular playing card; just the face of the card is different. My husband is legally blind and he missed playing cards because he could no longer distinguish what his cards were. His doctor recommended these. He now plays cards every week.
1930835
Yes, you can fit regular size cards in the box. The opening on the side of the box is 10 inches.
2012159
They are W: 2.5 inches and L: 3.5 inches which makes them slightly larger than an ordinary deck. They are, however, of high quality and quite durable. Some of the picture cards on larger decks are overwhelming which makes them difficult to use, but this is not the case here. We use them for bridge at a retirement center 2-3 times a week, and residents here prefer these cards over the others in our cache.
1348089
The other answers are correct. These cards measure 6.75" x 6.5", with 0.5" windows. Charlie's Little Company also sells a Jumbo Version for those who have trouble reading the standard cards. Please search Amazon for ASIN: B008ITBQ6W
2012161
All the playing cards I've seen are the same size. If you are asking about the size of the print, Bicycle makes both regular and large size print. At 88 I like the large print.
814606
They are like jumbo sized standard playing cards. They are paper with the shiny waxy coating. Just like Bicycle playing cards. Hope this helps.