Las Vegas Style Casino Played Cards - Assorted Colors and Styles (1 Pack)

Good part: The cards feel very nice, and have a simple, non-pretentious look.Bad part: The cards are corner-clipped as they were previously used in a casino. The clips are not uniform so gambling with these is completely out. I did not see in the description any mention of being clipped. Looking back the only place I see mention of this is in another customer's review (which I should have read). They are also hugely overpriced. I can get a set of cards just like this at my local dollar store.Summary: The cards are still playable as long as you only play for fun, but you're much better off buying a set of new cards for less.I forgot to mention my deck came with two 10-Hearts and was missing a Jack-Spades

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Save your money. When I ordered three decks of these I assumed that they were like other cancelled casino decks I've had in the past with a small hole drilled through the center of the deck. These cards are both diagonally cut on opposite corners of the deck, and not with a sharp commercial cutter like they use to cut the excess off of decks. These look like they were cut with dull kitchen knife hit over the top with a hammer leaving these decks unplayable. The cut offs aren't even aligned as some cards have more cut off than others. It's very hard to shuffle these because my fingers keep hitting the cut off parts of the deck. Maybe if they would have not went so far in with the cut, like I've seen with other cards within these reviews. Wish I had looked at the reviews sooner. Can I return these Amazon? They shouldn't even be for sale they are so bad. **UPDATE 8/9/17.** Found These Very Same Cards Today at my Local Dollar Tree For $1.00 a Deck.

I ordered a quantity of 1 of this item. At the time, the price was $9.99. I really thought this was a set of 12 decks of cards, though the product description was a bit vauge on this. I received a single deck. I was not happy about paying $9.99 for a single deck. Amazon did refund the $9.99. It was never clarified for me whether I was supposed to receive one deck or some other number of decks. I guess a "set" of cards could be 52 cards. Beware. That being said, the 1 deck I received was a full deck in good condition all one color which appears to be a used deck from a casino with the typical seal and hand written notations on the box which you see on used decks from casinos.

When I got this deck of cards, I immediately opened the deck and checked every single card. The cards themselves seem to be great, except for one thing in my case: there are obvious, black marks on the edges of some of the cards. This would be a huge problem for obvious reasons. I doubt every deck ordered here would be like that, but I will be returning the one I got. Luckily, I have since found similar decks at a goodwill store nearby. The cards I bought there are in great shape, and are excellent quality. I bought four decks at $0.79/deck, and two of them appear to have some autograph by people I don't know. Well worth it, amd I won't have to bother with these ones!

I ordered three decks of these cards and they just arrived today. Over all I am actually impressed, but also a little confused. Maybe I should of already known this but I'll tell you. I opened the package to find my cards wrapped in plastic the same way a brand new deck would be. There is a sticker basically saying these cards were used at a casino. My cards read on all the backs in two spots (top and bottom) south point. Not really that it matters but if you wanted a basic plain back then these aren't it. Once you pull the cards out the first thing you'll notice is how all cards are clipped. A quarter of an inch has been cut off on every card. If you're wondering why it's so that the cards can't be used again at that casino. Basically you can't cheat by buying these. Now as the product description says they are used, to quench my curosity I spent $5.70 and bought 3 decks. Which may seem like a rip off. But considering I bought ACE cards at B&N for $3.70. These cards are BEE brand and I happen to like them a lot. They seem brand new and fan, shuffle, and clip easlily. Now Bee and Bicycle are made by the same company, so the cards are similar. The Bee's are seemingly stiffer and the stock is thicker. Which hopefully in the long run will prove that they will outlast the Bicycles. By buying three decks I was trying to see if I would get lucky and get a deck from the MGM or Luxor. This isn't the case. I visit Vegas a lot and know most of the casinos. South Point is actually a fairly nice casino but isn't exactly a big name. That being said I recieved all three decks from South Point. Another note is they came from Pennsylvania, not Nevada. So they must send the cards there to be cut and pressed then sold from a facilty there. These cards still got to me a day early, even using USPS.Over all I would buy these cards, somewhat neat, and doesn't hurt the bank. However if you just want middle of the line cards, go to Costco and buy a deck of 12 for $12.50.

READ CAREFULLY. Borderline scam.

Bought these cards for our nephew as an add on to his poker chip set. He’s going to love it!