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Copag Playing Cards Reviews

Best cards for the money...
by 200 Motels @ 28, Jan 2007

Price: Appearance: For Poker: For Magic:

For years KEM have been the casino standard for plastic playing cards. Since the poker boom and the WSOP started using them, they have been appearing in more and more casinos. They can usually purchased for about $20 per setup which includes two decks. This is at least 25% less then a KEM setup. If you're buying Bicycles or casino seconds for your home game, a setup of these are a pretty good investment. The only downside in my opinion of Copag cards, are the appeaerance. The face card's are done in a light blue instead of black, meaning, the King, Jack, Queen's face and the border are blue and not black like more other cards. They have a lot lighter look to them. Almost faded. They're not nice and bold like KEM or others. The pasily backs are not very attractive, but this is all preferance. The quality of Copag cards are the best out there. Much like KEM, Gemaco, Dal Negro, plastic cards, you can bend them and they'll spring back to flat, but Copag are will not warp as easily as Kems in heat from being held. The are alot less likely to chip than most. The best part is these cards are guaranteed by Copag. If you do somehow chip a card or a corner gets creased, they will replace it at no cost to you. Since these are plastic cards, they won't work as well as paper cards for magic, as they are very soft and can spill easier than a new deck of papers, but if you're playing a card game with them, these are the best over all value you can get.

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by KingZilla @ 25, Jan 2007

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I've been using Copags for over a year now in a bi-weekly game. The cards I've been using are still like brand new. They are plastic, of course, and have a slight texture to them. Outstanding cards. If you like the feel of paper cards, but want the durability of plastic, I also have started using MODIANO playing cards. They feel like heavy paper cards and are VERY thick and beefy. The printing on the Modianos is beautiful. I like the face of the cards as well as the backs. The face of the cards, in my opinion is nicer even than the Copags. You do have to get used to playing with plastic cards as they are more slippery than regular coated paper cards. But, once you are used to them, you may never want to go back to paper cards.. I know I don't.

Copag = Solid Investment
by indianafanatic @ 25, Apr 2006

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I have had a couple of Copag decks for about a year. I play in a monthly game and both decks are used each time. In the 12 months I've had them, the only thing I've had to do is to wipe them off. Someone brought a new deck of Hoyle cards last month and we had to quit using them due to a tear on one of them. Having 2 decks is handy so that the person dealing next hand can get the deck ready (shuffled) for the next hand. I paid $14 for 2 decks of Copag cards, incl s&h, and it has been the best poker investment yet. Folks spend hundreds of dollars on chips and tables, but if they are playing with dog-eared or "marked" cards, it's really not worth the time and money. Take my advice, spend the extra $15 and enjoy a couple decks of cards for years to come. Step up and be a player!

Less than I expected
by AdamStone @ 19, Sep 2005

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I bought the green/purple, bridge-sized, normal index Copags from VegasSupplies. Just looking at them you can tell that they'll hold up better than paper cards, but other than that there's no reason not to go with standard Bicycles.

Copag Review
by riverRat @ 05, Sep 2005

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These cards are fantastic! You can go to copagcards.com and get 4 decks for $30 with free shipping. Thats about 4x the price per deck as bicycle but these cards will last a hundred times longer. If you get them dirty, all you have to do is wash them off and they are as good as new. I like the designs, especially the ace of spades which is tasteful but not overdone like bees. I have been using one deck for poker for a very long time and i love them. Im not much into magic but i doubt they would be that great. You could pay close to $20 for a deck of kem or but i suggest you pay half that for the same quality and get copag.

Copag Plastic Cards Review
by Eric @ 01, Sep 2005

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The price on Copag cards is good compared to KEM cards. Copag cards have a nice look, especially the Ace of Spades. These plastic cards are awesome for poker, the quality is amazing. Plastic cards aren't very good for magic, many card handlers prefer the paper Bicycle cards.

Our thoughts on the Copag Playing Cards

In general plastic cards are great for poker and Copag cards are no exception. Copag cards and KEM cards are considered to be among the best plastic cards in the marketplace. Copag cards are slightly less exensive than KEM cards and some folks think that the Copag cards are just as nice. However, the Copag name is not as famous as the KEM name. Magicians and card flourishers generally favor paper cards over plastic cards like KEM and Copag in part because paper cards are easier to handle.

My decks both have guarantee cards that say the following:
Copag Guarantee Card
COPAG Since 1908
If a manufacturing defect is found in this deck before it has been extensively used, we will be glad to replace it. Contact Us:
COPAG USA
Toll free: 1 866

The back of my Copag Case says the following:
COPAG plastic playing cards have a high international quality and long durability, Avoid source of heat and chemical products exposure. Use only a wet cloth for cleaning. Contains 2 plastic decks with 54 cards each, in poker size(2 - 1/2" x 3 - 7/16").

Price Comparisons for Copag Playing Cards

As mentioned, Copag cards are less expensive than other plastic brands like KEM. Copag cards are ideal for home poker games because they last a long time and they are relatively cheap for plastic cards.

Copag Playing Cards Appearance

Both the case and the Ace of spades feature a knight sitting on a horse. It looks like they are ready to joust as the horse is lifting its front left leg. The backs of one of my decks have a repeating circular pattern in white and black against a red background. The backs of the other deck have white and red type circles against a black background.

Copag Playing Cards Flourish and Magic Quality

Copag cards are not all that great for card flourishes. They are not great for magic too because the name is not as recognized as other names like Bicycle.

Copag Playing Cards Poker Quality

As mentioned, Copag plastic playing cards are great for poker. They last a long time and they are super durable. Other cards could get ruined from a fold or a crease but Copag cards bend back. In addition they can be cleaned if they are stained.

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