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Anglo Giant Blue Playing Cards 3.5" x 5" Size Deck
Finally, there's a deck of cards available which falls perfectly in between the standard poker-size cards and the typical jumbo decks. The Anglo Giant cards measure 3.5" by 5" (9cm x 12.75cm) and their large indices make it easy for audiences to see the cards even from a distance. And the best part is that you can still perform all of the usual Double Lifts, Biddle-type sleights and even Overhand and Faro Shuffles!
52 Cards + 3 Jokers.
Casino grade paper.
"If you do card magic and work for large groups, you'll definitely want to get one of these decks and experiment with it."
- Richard Kaufman, Genii Speaks column-February 2002 Genii Magazine
Finally, there's a deck of cards available which falls perfectly in between the standard poker-size cards and the typical jumbo decks. The Anglo Giant cards measure 3.5" by 5" (9cm x 12.75cm) and their large indices make it easy for audiences to see the cards even from a distance. And the best part is that you can still perform all of the usual Double Lifts, Biddle-type sleights and even Overhand and Faro Shuffles!
52 Cards + 3 Jokers.
Casino grade paper.
"If you do card magic and work for large groups, you'll definitely want to get one of these decks and experiment with it."
- Richard Kaufman, Genii Speaks column-February 2002 Genii Magazine
$12.00
Original: $39.99
-70%Anglo Giant Blue Playing Cards 3.5" x 5" Size Deck—
$39.99
$12.00Description
Finally, there's a deck of cards available which falls perfectly in between the standard poker-size cards and the typical jumbo decks. The Anglo Giant cards measure 3.5" by 5" (9cm x 12.75cm) and their large indices make it easy for audiences to see the cards even from a distance. And the best part is that you can still perform all of the usual Double Lifts, Biddle-type sleights and even Overhand and Faro Shuffles!
52 Cards + 3 Jokers.
Casino grade paper.
"If you do card magic and work for large groups, you'll definitely want to get one of these decks and experiment with it."
- Richard Kaufman, Genii Speaks column-February 2002 Genii Magazine
