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Please help me find other players for competitive games
As the title suggests I am looking for partners for live no bot games in a competitive environment, I used to play a ton in my youth and want to get back into the mix. I tried to find something on Discord but haven't had any luck. Looking to find competitive partners and opponents with a light social aspect. Please DM or message me here with any suggestions.
What year could this be
It is 80 or y2k...but I have not seen this ace design before
Best paper for playing cards
I want to make custom playing cards! I'm just not sure what's the best way to go about it with the paper, I want something that still feels good to play with and almost feels natural, I have an HP smart tank 6000 series (not sure if this I for helps I'm new to using a printer for more thank just work). Open to any ideas and wanted to get ideas from others
Question
I just wanted to get a good piece of deck with this type cool looking box
And this is the only available thing I can see
Is it good?
I'm from India btw
Just starting out, here's a few decks to begin with
The rabbit hole is deep, more non-bicycle decks are on the way
Finally getting around to clearing out some of my kickstarter decks!
Cards take up far too much of my room so starting a bit of a clear out after years of collecting.
I like taking pictures of cards. Especially TALLY-HO.
I take all kinds of other photos, too. I’d love to see lots of photos of the cards you’ve taken!
In celebration of hitting my 50th deck (62 in total) here is my complete collection.
A little bit of everything. Some S17, some Art of Play, some Theory11, some Bicycle, some vintage, and some novelty. Next up are antiques, Arc, Thirdway Industries, and Kingstar.
Fantastic entry for the USPCC Hall of Shame
Just opened a 2025 deck to find that it has some pretty extreme printing flaws. I’ve seen loads of these on this forum, but I was actually quite stoked to find a deck in the wild with so many mistakes. My favourite is the mini 2 that has both the rider back _and_ Bee diamond back pattern on the back! This deck sure is a beaut.
FRAGMENTS: Cubistic Playing Cards on Kickstarter
I think these look brilliant and just wanted to share on here cuz I think the project needs a bump. BTW not my project.
[Silk Road Showdown #1 + GIVEAWAY] ♦️ Diamonds — Vote for your favorite face card, 1 voter wins a free deck!
Welcome to the Silk Road Showdown — a 4-part community vote to crown the best face card in the Dunhuang Flying Apsaras deck. Each round features one suit. Vote for your favorite, and one random voter wins a free deck shipped worldwide.
Round 1: ♦️ Diamonds
Every card is hand-drawn from a real flying apsara mural inside the Dunhuang Mogao Caves, painted across different dynasties over 1,000 years.
Your candidates:
J — Jack of Diamonds. Symmetrical doubled form — four apsaras mirrored into one. The calmest, most meditative composition of the four.
Q — Queen of Diamonds. Sweeping S-curve pose, flowing robes in deep blue and crimson. One of the most iconic silhouettes in the entire deck.
K — King of Diamonds. Multi-colored ribbon trails, the most complex layering of any face card. Every color references a different pigment found in the original cave.
A — Ace of Diamonds. A solo apsara in free flight, trailing silk ribbons through the air. The most dynamic composition in the suit.
How to vote: Just comment J, Q, K, or A. That's it.
Want double your chances? Follow our Kickstarter preview page and reply "Followed" — your name goes in the draw twice: 🔗 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/heritedge/dunhuang-flying-apsaras-playing-cards-vol-ii
Prize: 1 random voter wins a free Dunhuang Flying Apsaras deck (both colorways — Crimson Red & Pure White). Worldwide shipping, on us.
Winner announced when Round 2 (♥️ Hearts) drops in 10 days.
See you in Round 2. ♥️
Every face card is a different celestial figure from the Dunhuang caves
Each face card in this deck is based on a real Apsara figure from the Dunhuang cave murals — a site that's been painted continuously for over 1,000 years. J, Q, K, and A each tell a different story.
Which of the four (J/Q/K/A) would you most want to see up close?