What size are the cards; playing card size or bigger?
894595
The cards are the same size as a normal playing card deck, like you see in casinos. Kids love this game!!
1066371
It's the size of a normal card, but you can only play this card in tournaments using the "Expanded" or "Unlimited" format. Hope this helps.
1947686
I don't know the exact measurements, but the are probably about 5 X 7. My mom wanted them to take along on a bus tour with her senior citizens group and they were perfect for that. They used cards rather than bingo balls to keep from losing the balls on the tour bus. I recommend these cards! This brand also makes the cover board. Don't go for the cheaper option. This one is sturdy. B-happy!!
814605
They are just like regular playing cards - only larger. They are flimsy because of their size. Still fun to play with. Plastic coated 110lb card stock. Hope this helps.
86213
I answered the ball size earlier. about 3/4 inch in diameter. Also, I purchased disposable bingo papers and daubers and my grand kids love this game since they get to ink it up. Plus I have a coin bag and before each game I pull out a coin that the winner gets. Everyone gets excited even if it is a nickle. it is a great game and my grand kids also like to fight to see if they can roll the balls out and call the numbers
76406
I don't have card sleeves but I think any normal size will do. The size of the cards is not that different. By the way...I am about to go and change my review to a better one. I have played the game today three times and it is awsome. I recommend to always include one or two Attack cards. It makes the games a lot more interesting
1414154
2 7/8" x1 7/8" x 3 7/8" , perfect for a regular sized baseball card (CCG). Hope this helps
1834959
The cards are regular size cards; I was not satisfied with this purchase - cost too much; cheaply made.
747832
Yes, they are larger and contain additional cards which add to the play-ability. Much better than the chintzy cards that come with the game.
1176954
Yes the cards really are 5x7"! WAY bigger than regular cards. I love them! They are nice and sturdy too! I hope that helps.
2276975
2 5/8" x 3 1/2". Perfect height to fit a standard playing card, but a just a tiny bit too wide.
479938
cards are size of a regular deck of cards---don't know if that is poker or bridge, as I do not play those games.
1958954
Before seeing the other 2 answers I checked with the only playing cards I have in house. They are a 2 deck pack and a deck did fit. However, I am not sure if they are smaller than a regular deck. It is snowing here today but I will check the deck in my car either tonite or tomorrow if you can hold off until then. The deck I have is 3 1/2 in (L) x 2 1/2 in (W). (Twin pack at Dollar Tree Stores) It is true that they are very sheer; I think colored tissue paper covering the cards would look nice.
855154
Approximately 2x3. It is just a matter of what you need. You measure to the size of card you are making.
2186867
They may be a tiny bit larger than regular cards, but they fit into a card shuffler great. We play a game that uses 6 decks of these cards and we have a card shuffler that will do them all at the same time. The size on the box says Jumbo faces, standard size. We also use them to play bridge and hand shuffle them. Hope this helps.
1519383
What is your definition of normal size? They are the same cards you normally buy at the store...
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.