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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Impress your friends!!!!!!! Mar 11, 2007
By THE SKINNY
Great cards...really wows my friends! Easy to read with the big numbers, especially during my texas hold em games when lots of people are playing.
Only downfall is they are a little slippery, and some of my older friends have problems picking them up off the table. Personally, I like them very much.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
KEM CARDS Jan 23, 2006
By Box97
"Kings97"
Well worth the price, from playing weekly poker games at my house and others we've gone through so many decks of cards I lost count, use to buy them by the cases. From people spilling, ripping, bending, sticky and not knowing how to shuffle the cards would just be trashed after a game. I got a deck of KEM from a buddy (smaller bridge size) and was hooked they can take a beating. Some people didn't like them, mainly cause I had the small size, but now I got the wide size Jumbo index it's perfect. Love them and I know I won't have top buy new decks for a long time. Just don't get to crazy. They get sticky or spilled on, wipe them down! Just like new! Well worth the price, these will be the last type of cards you'll ever want.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Kem vs Copag Feb 11, 2011
By Burnintime
I ordered both Kem and Copag and I prefer the Kem, they are slightly thicker and happen to slide better on my non felt poker table. It may be worth noting that the kem cards will break if bent where as the Copags seem to be indestructable, you can't rip/break the Copags even if you try. It doesnt matter to me much but my friend really liked the fact that Kem cards are Made in the USA where as Copag are from Brazil. Although these have a larger price tag up front they are worth every penny, especially compatred to paper cards because these will last long enough to justify the cost and then some
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
AWESOME CARDS Sep 18, 2010
By C2
These are the BEST cards for poker you will ever buy. Not only are they "MADE IN USA" they are just the best quality. Worth the money!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
KEM's for life. Apr 08, 2010
By Brian Grzymkowski
"Brian Grzymkowski"
This is my 2nd deck of KEM's and the last time I had a purchase a set was in 2003. I am perfectly content with a 7 year shelf life for playing cards. I have played with Copag's before and these remain my personal preference. Suffle and deal once and you'll be sold on them. They are crisp, smooth, and endure the wear and tear of tournaments and drinking games alike. They are not indestructible, but their durability is what makes them worth the price. I finally had to retire my first deck after the ace of spades started to fleck off a bit and one card got a slit along the side (after 6-7 years of respectable use). You can re-order individual cards but I felt it was just time to get two new decks. I agree that the plastic holder they come with leaves something to be desired, but I found two great hand-made wooden card cases on-line from Thailand. Give up the paper cards and these will pay for themselves over the course of a few years (or months, depending how often you play).
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