Are these Playing Cards the next BIG THING?! 

this is why i hate a little bit Chris.he is firmly USPCC and hes not giving chance to other companies because they might be better🙊🤫.sr if my English is bad its not my main language.

He receive regular Money by Uspc...

I agree but quality talks volumes in my book! Thanks for the feedback 👊

@transporter255 expert playing card company, the one in the video is also good. It's all personal preference though! Some magicians prefer EPPC (expert playing card company) I love both and use decks from both. They are very similar and both are used by professionals

That moment when you find out that Cartamundi bought USPCC

@@singingwolf3929 That happened in 2020 though, didn't it? I mean, well after this video was made.

@@akmadsen true but I hadn't seen anyone else point it out. I wasn't trying to demean the OP's statements in any way. Just pointing out that the situation has changed drastically since they made their comments.

Rafael Oliveira Copag is from the Cartamundi brand. They do have a department in Brazil but the company was founded in Belgium in 1970. Cartamundi Group, also called Cartamundi, is a Belgian company, based in Turnhout, that manufactures, produces and sells board games, card games, collectible card games, packages and playing cards through its manufacturing and sales subsidiaries. The name of the company in Latinmeans cards for the world. It is one of the world's largest playing card manufacturers with its core market in western Europe. The company was founded in 1970, a joint venturebetween Biermans, Brepols and Van Genechten. Cartamundi has established over a dozen international sales branches throughout the world since 1970; France in 1993, U.S. in 1994, the Netherlands and Sweden in 1999, Hungary in 2000, Singapore and Spain in 2002, Austria in 2005, Italy in 2010, and Turkey in 2011. The other branches were established through acquiring other companies. Cartamundi acquired Swiss AGMüller (Switzerland) in 1999, Altenburger und Stralsunder Spielkarten (Germany) in 2000, Spielkartenfabrik Altenburg (Germany) in 2002, Games & Print Services, Ltd (U.K.) in 2003, Dertor Poland (Poland) and 50% of Copag(Brazil) in 2005, Yaquinto Printing Company (U.S.) in 2007, 50% of Parksons Games & Sports (India) in 2010, Marigó (Spain) in 2011, and France Cartes in 2014. In 2015, the company acquired Hasbro's last two factories in Waterford, Ireland and East Longmeadow, Massachusetts. Hasbro signed a five-year deal with Cartamundi for the company to produce their board games at the East Longmeadow plant.

I know, but what I'm saying is that even with the purchase of 50% of the company by Cartamundi in 2005, Copag's decks continue to be produced here at its factory in Brazil. I live very close to the factory. And what i just said it's a company so old here in Brasil that 90% of the decks you find in the local market are made by it. the cheaper ones are made of paper (less than 4 dollars, i think), and the traditional ones with two decks on the package are made of plastic and cost something around 30 dollars.

Rafael Oliveira True. It's only 50% of Copag that they own and Copag is indeed the oldest card manufacturing company in Brazil (and the most popular too!). In the video, if you look closely, you can see on the backside of the box the Belgian adress printed so that's why I think this box of Copag cards were made in Belgium. But this aside, 30$ for a double pack of the plastic versions? Wow, that's not cheap. Here it's around 20€ for the double pack but they do not include a double backer and so. Just the standard set. Maybe the ones you talk about do contain these extra cards? I kinda like the plastic ones because they have a much longer lifespan and the printing on it is high quality. I remember that I've bought similar plastic cards from another (unknown) card maker and the backside print was fading after a period of extreme usage... I'm very curious to try out these new ones in linen material. They look awesome and I hope to get my hands on them very quickly 😁 greetz

Theory11 rule them all

Niels de keyzer nice copy paste bro

Before this, I've found that Cartamundi cards are cheaper feeling, but these might be good.

It took me quite a time to adapt, because Cartamundi cards are ABSOLUTELY, COMPLETELY different. It's not just about stiffness or softness, it's about the whole. everything is different. The thickness, the softness, the stiffness, the handling in humid or dry weather. If you leave a deck under sun rays, the cards will bend naturally. with cartamundi cards it won't really happen the same. It can bend a little but if exposed for too long, and yet, it takes a couple of seconds to "unbend" them. while USPCC cards take ages to come back to their more original flatness Also, springing and stuff won't affect the deck's bend as easily as with USPCC. Cards wil return to their original flatness very easily.

Will keep you posted!

Nice. Thanks 👍

Just make your own double face card 😂

been playing around with a ton of B9 truelinen on Superlux stock (just like Copag 310 and Usagis), and what I say is : Forget any comparison between these and USPCC. There's nothing to compare, there's nothing similar. Cartamundi cards will handle a ton better under humid and hot weather. It can withstand springs and other XCM deck-wrecking flourishes way better than USPCC. Deck tends to go back to its original shape : flat, not bent. You can leave the deck under sun rays, the deck won't bend (unlike EVERY OTHER deck in teh world). It's just so different, it's truly a whole new genre of cards. Only newbies won't see any difference

Huh...I guess I’ll have to check some out then.

Now he has!!!

Attila Morvai facts

2.5 millions now, thats The proof that hes the best

He has 3 million

He is not the greatest magician. Idk what the hype about

Chris send me this playing cards. Plizz. Sorry but I don't belive u. So can u pliz send me mam

he is not chris idiot

Ivan Fak that ain’t chris