Innovatium Hold-It Game Card Organizer

This thing is awesome, it holds a huge variety of cards, has a very small table footprint, and is made of sturdy/quality material. The price is also incredibly fair for the quality of what you get.The sticker isn't a simple peel-to-remove kind of thing, as is often mentioned. So, if that's something you're looking to do, plan on 15 minutes of time to get it off and it'll be like it wasn't there. I scraped it off with a plastic wall putty scraper, and wiped any leftover adhesive off with goo gone. Not too hard.

This is the sturdiest card holder/organizer I've ever used, and it's not even close. The plastic is thick and solid, the base is level, and the slots are perfectly angled. The only problem (as other reviewers have pointed out) is the rather intrusive sticker on the front. It took me about thirty minutes to scrape the sticker off and remove the remaining sticky residue with goo-gone. However, the effort was worth it, and as long as you aren't afraid of a little elbow grease, don't let this minor concern deter you.

I've always had an issue with deckbuilding games, or other board games that rely heavily on multiple decks of cards, sliding around and getting messy and mixed up. After looking at several options, this one not only looked more compact and taking up less table space, but the plastic was much thicker and sturdier than the others.It ended up being a perfect fit for Moonrakers and I can see myself using it for several other games.Just like an the other reviews, I spent a good amount of time taking the distracting sticker off the front and will not likely not bother trying to remove it from the second one.

I am using this primarily for the board game Shadows of Brimstone. Shadows has an insane amount of individual card stacks that are used during the game. This organizer is excellent for saving table space and keeping the stacks of cards from spilling over. I wish they had a template for customizing the sticker on the front. Highly recommend this for those card-heavy board games.

We cut down the sticker that came with our 5th edition copy of Catan and affixed it to the front of the organizer, since we didn't like the original design. We bought it specifically for use with Catan and the expansion Cities & Knights. It has exactly the right amount of slots for all of the cards. The backs of the cards are visible to other players, as they're propped upright. Other reviewers have suggested putting cards from another deck, like regular poker cards, behind them. We just turn the last card around without looking at it. It might be worth mentioning that we laminated our cards, which I believe makes them slightly wider than top loaders. Our cards still fit with plenty of room on either side of the cards. The rear left slot is as wide as two regular card slots, so we put the "Largest Army" and "Longest Road" cards there. Lastly, the plastic is not flimsy. It's thick, and should last the test of time with a reasonable degree of care.

As other reviewers have said: Can’t fully see cards due to black opaque plastic and sticker, thus having to put cards upside down. My Dungeon Degenerates game has name of cards on lower part of cards. Also, in my very own opinion, well crafted but over-priced for $18 (currently priced). A fair price should be around $13 or lower.

Use it for holding cards for Catan games. Works very well.

As someone who plays Shadows of Brimstone, this thing is a MUST HAVE. I basically load them up with all the cards needed for the game and that's how I store the absolute buttload (it's an actual measurement, look it up) of cards. I've got four or five and with new editions of SoB being released I've got more cards to fill them, and yet... everywhere I look it's sold out.The easier to find lay-down cart sorters/holders aren't as sturdy and take up too much table space with games like SoB that are already table hogs.I am REALLY hoping these guys are still in business and this will be restocked.Great product, and I need, like, four more... give or take. And as time marches on I'll probably need more still.