Dal Negro casino plastic playing cards

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Submitted By: Artem on 02/20/2007
Very simple: classy, elegant, vibrant, durable, and supple. Do not be discouraged by the price: these cards are well worth it. This is my new favorite setup since the original KEM Casino Club. These cards are ery similar to the original Dal Negro but without the grainy, cardboard feel. They are, in fact, very smooth-surfaced. The face-card graphics remain the same but the back designs are fresh and exhilirating.

You will feel like a winner regardless of the cards dealt to you during a game. Two enthusiastic thumbs up!!!

5 of 5 Stars!

Submitted By: ky70 on 01/07/2007
These cards are interesting. To start they’re listed as being intended for card rooms and commercial use…that got my attention. I first put them through the usual torture tests by bending the cards width wise end to end, length wise end to end, and opposite corner end to end. I also lift up and pull back (way back) the corners of the cards (as you would with your hole cards) while the majority of the card stays on the table. I violently scratch the face paint to see if I can chip the paint and do the same to the backs to see if I can remove any paint there. After 10 minutes of torture, the cards were still in perfect condition. I really like the diamond design on the card backs and do have a casino/professional look to them. The face design is the same as the standard DNs.

So these cards are very similar to standard DNs but I did note a difference.

The new cards have that great DN texture and thickness but there is something different about the texture. It’s hard to describe but these DNs have more “glide” to their feel than the standard DNs. They still have the great texture but my fingers glide across these DNs with more ease as compared to standard DNs. My guess is that this difference is because of the acetate used for these cards. The only other card I can recall that is also made of acetate is Kem’s. So after messing with these cards for over a week the light bulb went on. I took out my Pre USPC Kem’s along with my standard DNs and the new acetate Dal Negro’s. My fingers also glide across the Kem cards and after short time I concluded that the feel of the DN acetate cards is like a cross between standard DNs and pre USPC Kem (imagine that). I am very impressed with these cards and will be interested to see how long these cards will last. At this point, I do not know if they worth the $14 increase over standard DNs, but these are now my favorite cards.

5 of 5 Stars!

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