Does jumbo mean size of cards or size of print? Need standard size for shuffle machine, how do I know what size is being offered? Are poker cards same as canasta cards????
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Jumbo means size of print and the card type says poker it is a poker set not a bridge size. Most canasta cards are the same size as a poker deck. If you have a card shuffler you may need to manually shuffe the cards a few times to break them in. But dollar for dollar plastic cards are the best. They can take a beating, don't crease and corners don't get bent over.
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Size of print. I don't know about canasta, but poker cards a re a uniform size. I play twice per week with my DaVinci card and they have lasted over a year! Copags are also a very good brand.
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Jumbo is the size of the print. Sandard size are Bridge size, Poker size are 1/4 inch wider, they won't fit in your shuffle machine. I play canasta and use either size but the Poker size don't fit in the thing I use to put the cards, sorry I don't know the name in english, in spanish is called "pozo"
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I am not sure, but we have shuffled both basic playing cards and cards from other sorts of games that are different sizes and it has worked great for everything so far.
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Size C. Different shufflers use different sizes. Depends on type/brand bought. They all seem to drain a lot of juice, and can be loud. So many of my Canasta friends have stopped using them.
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Some "jumbo" cards are actually regular-sized Bicycle cards with a large font, i.e., the font is "jumbo," but the card is not. The cards sold here are actually "jumbo" in the sense that the card itself is large.
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The Sequence board game is a very fun way to spend an evening with friends. We encountered it at a vacation home in Florida and I immediately purchased one for us and one for a gift upon return. I guess the Jumbo in your question may refer to the 'Deluxe' version which I got. It has a plastic mat that rolls up instead of an actual board. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
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Some of the answers from others are incorrect and confusing. These are poker size cards, as stated in the description. They are NOT bridge size cards. The back of the deck is red but the faces of the cards are red and black matching their corresponding suit. The description and picture both illustrate these have standard size indexes.
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Sorry this answer is so late. We shuffle four decks of cards at one time and they are the standard decks of cards so you should be fine.
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The size of the cards are normal deck cards. The ones you can download are slightly smaller.
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The item you are inquiring about is used for standard size cards, however small cards can be used.
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Yes. Super Dungeon Explore's cards are "standard" size. These are the ones you want to get. Happy gaming!
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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.
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Hi kkezir, an update for you. We are coming out with a JUMBO size soon. Stay tuned!! Peter at Benebone
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regular size of playing cards is all I have used..Not sure if anything larger would work.
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Jumbo refers to the large print - smaller size cards are usually called bridge size - not sure about canasta cards
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Yes they are about the size of a business card. Approximately 2 3/4" by 1 1/4". No one in my family complains about the sizes though. My family ranges from 5 to 65 years old!What I do, instead of shuffling, I make about 5 piles of the cards, that way when someone buys a route, the same colors are not all together. I know if my husband answered this, he would tell you the mathematical way to do it, I just wing it!
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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.
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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