Paper shuffles with more grip and costs less. Plastic lasts for years, shrugs off spills and feels a little slicker. If you play every week, or with drinks nearby, go plastic.

Poker size suits most games and most hands. Bridge size is narrower, which helps when you hold thirteen cards or more.

How many decks do I need?

One for most games. Canasta, Spider and some Rummy variants need two with matching backs.

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Bicycle Invisible Deck · Bicycle trick deck

For magic tricks

A classic trick deck: a friend names any card, and it turns out to be the only one upside down in the deck.

Good for: Magic · Parties
Skip it if: You want to play real card games: this is a trick deck, and a fun one, but only one trick.

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Our take

A classic trick deck: a friend names any card, you spread the deck, and the card they named turns out to be the only one facing the other way. It is one trick, but a good one, and it is easy enough to learn in an afternoon.

This is not a deck for playing Hearts. Think of it as a party piece and a gift for anyone curious about magic.

If you want to play real card games, pick one of the other nine decks, and keep this one in your pocket for later.

Test drive

Play one round against three players. The cards are shuffled for you, the others play by the rules, and nothing is saved.

Crazy Eights · practice round

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Quick answers

Paper or plastic?
Paper shuffles with more grip and costs less. Plastic lasts for years, shrugs off spills and feels a little slicker. If you play every week, or with drinks nearby, go plastic.
What size do I need?
Poker size suits most games and most hands. Bridge size is narrower, which helps when you hold thirteen cards or more.
How many decks do I need?
One for most games. Canasta, Spider and some Rummy variants need two with matching backs.