Biro Playing Cards Cartamundi

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.

The Biro Playing Cards by Cartamundi have a very interesting design and handle well. The design is not for everyone but the story is compelling.

I was very excited about these cards; however they are not poker-sized like description says— they are slightly bigger.
They also do NOT fan well as they are made of plastic (very bright light reflection).
I’m inclined to give 2 stars because the back design is very cool, but the negatives outweigh the positives.
Also, cards weigh a lot and feel heavy when to hold.

For some reason the diamonds were printed differently than the rest of the deck. It looked as though the printer had dirt trapped in it, giving diamond cards a “running-out-of-ink” look to it.
The weird part was that none of the other cards came like this, and actually the 2 of diamonds came normal-meaning this was not an intentional part of the design.

Now THIS is a weird pack of cards, in the best possible way. The tuck case has a matte finish, and the cards have a very mild embossing which makes them nearly feel smooth. I love the design and the aesthetics, but the handling is what's truly strange. Out of the box I noticed they were clumpy and was initially disappointed. After some riffle shuffles, however, the cards fanned and performed as well as you please. They now have this hefty but floaty feeling to them, and are so buttery smooth that they're difficult to put down. Love this pack.