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Beta ONE Cardistry Playing Cards MPC

$11.99 USD

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Beta ONE Cardistry Playing Cards

In development for over three years, this deck is "the one".

The ONE Playing Card Deck was first introduced at Cardistry-Con 2018, but not released until NOW.

Take your artistry to a new level. Be part of this milestone event.

Designed by Alex Tse and manufactured by MPC using for the FIRST TIME EVER, a very unique combination of card stock and brand-new varnish.

Thinner
Lighter
Silky smooth for fans
Yet sticky and stiff when needed
ALWAYS responsive to every move

The ONE Playing Card Deck gives you unparalleled smoothness and handling for card flourishes.

With a number 1 on diagonally opposite corners, the design will create insane eye candy for card flourishes as you spring, fan, spin and cut.

The borderless design accentuates every move performed.

Made especially for Cardistry and Magic performances.

Printed by Make Playing Cards.

Get ready for some seriously interesting displays.

2018 Release

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!

Clumped together almost immediately

I just received this deck a couple of days ago and have only played with it for a little while but can already tell that these cards are clumping and losing shape very quickly. I love to faro shuffle and it's nearly impossible with this deck. I am very new at cardistry so I may just need more practice but from what I can tell these cards are worse upon opening than my 5 dollar Bicycle deck...

Handles better than expected

MakePlayingCards is known for producing custom decks that are often used by designers and publishers for producing prototypes - they print in low volume at an affordable cost, but those decks don't typically handle that great. This deck was MPC's experiment with a higher quality stock, so that they could compete with cardistry decks, which have higher demands. The result was pleasantly surprising, and unlike the usual MPC decks (which clump quite quickly, and don't faro well), this cardistry deck not only looks great, but also handles well!