Custom poker cards?

fast14riot

fast14riot

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Looking for a place that makes or offers custom high quality poker cards for a gift. A place that offers stock designs as well as user uploaded would be nice. These are for a regular player, so card stock quality is important. I'd prefer linen but plastic might works. Only want to get one or two decks, so no minimum order would be nice.


-Xander
 
I think you can speak to the typography company. Just give them the design of the cards. Has a good card design, so you can take an example here. That is a good casino and I have a lot of platforms to compare. And their design of the poker cards is really original. So you would like it for sure. I play just there for the last several years and these cards are still not boring me as many others do.
 
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That is a great gift for someone that plays poker a lot. I am sure that he will love it and only thing that I would add is poker chips. You can get them customized however you want and the gift will be even better. It is cool to have a friend like that. My friends and I play poker all the time and I even play online at a really cool online casino. I practice online to beat my friends that are better than me for now. I have become much better and soon I will start winning all of the money. You can [spam link removed] to find some really cool casinos to play on.
 
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Theory 11 and Kings wild project might have something that will work for you.
Most of the places I found that do custom work have a minimum deck order.
What about carbon fiber?
 
If you can't find what you want I'd recommend a nice set of customized chips vs cards, although more money it'll last a lot longer, I looked around a little and saw some sites that'll print cards but I didn't see any that would print on quality cards like bee, kem, copag, etc. maybe check with the manufacturers themselves
 
The biggest problem might be to find someone who is willing to do only few decks. Often it takes more time to prepare things (+customer interracting) than to actually pring out and cut.
 
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