
Bridge-Size Playing Cards
Bridge-size decks at 2.25 by 3.5 inches on the same black-core stock, for games where a player holds thirteen cards and the width of the card is the whole problem.
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| Size | Bridge — 2.25 x 3.5 in |
|---|---|
| Stock | Three-ply, black core |
| Finish | Embossed air-cushion |
| Index | Standard or large print |
| Deck | 52 cards, 2 jokers |
| Box | Tuck box, cello-wrapped |
| Sets | Double decks in a slipcase |
| Artwork | Free vector redraw & free 24 hr mockup |
| MOQ | 12 |
| Lead time | 2 weeks (faster turnaround available with express shipping) |
Bridge-Size Playing Cards
Bridge cards are a quarter of an inch narrower than poker cards. That sounds trivial until somebody is holding thirteen of them fanned in one hand, at which point it is the difference between a comfortable hand and a dropped one.
Bridge, whist, canasta and most trick-taking games want this size. So do a lot of quiz and prompt decks that get held rather than dealt, because a narrower card fans further before it gets unwieldy.
Everything else is the same as our poker decks: three-ply black-core stock, an embossed finish that lets the cards separate, and a back checked for rotational symmetry before anything is printed.
Bridge clubs, care homes, cruise lines and quiz publishers. Tell us the game and the quantity and we will quote the right size rather than the default one.
Who this style suits
Bridge clubs
Thirteen cards that fit one hand.
Care homes
Large-index faces read at arm’s length.
Quiz decks
Narrower cards fan further.
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