Completed CARDS*GROUP BUY* Broken Arrow Pro Series *Bridge Jumbo*Red-Blue* (1 Viewer)

[NeoViny23]

I will take 3 setups ...

 

[FoldKing72]

Are we near 500 yet?

 

[justincarothers]

Are we near 500 yet?

Haha. These have been produced and are due to arrive Monday. Place your orders here

 

[Knutman]

2 setups please

 

[mj1]

In for 1

 

[mj1]

In for 1

actually no longer need so you can scratch that, sorry for any inconvenience

 

[justincarothers]

You can now purchase these from our website. In stock and shipping now

https://brokenarrowcards.square.site/s/shop

 

[Snarespectre]

Definitely interested in picking up some of these! Can someone confirm whether the card stock matches the Pro Poker Jumbos or the Pro Bridge once these are out in the wild? Or possibly even a 3rd stock.

I’d also be curious to know how bright the red is compared to existing sets, like how they teal/purple Bridge Jumbo is brighter than the red/black Bridge Jumbo.

 

[grahamplayscards]

Got my shipment in this week. My home casino always used poker size cards, wow I had forgotten how tiny bridge size feel in your hand. Definitely feel more slick/durable than the bee poker sized cards I got from the chip room.

Overall very happy with the quality and imagine they will be my deck of choice for my game going forward, but may grab some poker sized ones from Justin as well to compare the experience

 

[TheBigTater]

Show that beautiful AOS money shot.......

 

[LowerBama1714]

What’s the difference between these and the blue/green decks on sale?

 

[Snarespectre]

What’s the difference between these and the blue/green decks on sale?

I haven't used these specifically, but assuming they're similar in every way to the green/purple Pro version (except the backs), here are what I consider the key differences:

- The blue/green have a bright, more vibrant red ink on hearts and diamonds
- The pip design is different for all suits (both can be seen on the ordering website if you click through pictures)
- The card stock on the blue/green weighs slightly more and is slightly thicker
- Both stocks shuffle and pitch similarly, but the Pro series "gather" is much better. The edges of the blue/green knock into each other a lot more when gathering, while the Pro series slide together very easily
- This is subjective, but the Pro stock feels more premium. The edges are smooth, while the edges on the blue/green feel like a rougher cut

There are some other minor differences, but hopefully that helps. I think they're both good cards, especially at the price point.