Ace Fulton's Casino

Do you like great cards? Of course you do. That means you'll love the Ace Fulton's Casino decks. They're smooth. They're fresh. They're everything you want in a deck and more. And that's just how they perform. Did I mention they are really, really, really ridiculously good looking too? No? Well, they are.

Get a red deck. Get a blue deck. Get both because you don't play favorites. Because in this case both the house and the player profit.

This deck is by far the best one in the Fulton's line of cards. This deck has a classic and retro box with very nice embossing. Simple yet elegant. It also has really creative back designs were the words are shaped as aces, I also love the borders with unique edges. The cards handle really well and are great for pressure fans. The only problem I have with this deck is that I should have bought more.

These cards are simply incredible. The ivory finish is great for flourishing, it almost makes it too easy to do aerial flourishes because the packets stay together so well. The Cambric finish is also great awesome for card tricks. The colors on the cards look great as well. The only problem I have with these cards is the fact I didn't get more. Don't hesitate to buy these cards get them while they're here

I bought the first run of Ace Fulton's Casino and I completely fell in love with the Sunset Orange color scheme. And even better I loved the way they handled. These are perfect for cutting (flourish). Now I'm getting the Red Hot and Dodger Blue. You should get yours too!!

If you're only use to Bikes and Bees, then these cards really are something else. They are cards of such high quality that it is difficult to explain except to those who already know. The claim is that they are D & D's take on Jerry's Nuggets. I cannot speak to this claim as I have yet to see a deck of Jerry's Nuggets in person. They are, however, amazing cards. Silky smooth, spread and faro like a dream. They feel better than brand new cards, and I've been using the same set from some time now.

There are some differences between editions that are worth knowing.

The first set, Tobacco Brown and Sunset Orange, are my favorite. They have this odd feel of being brand new and broken in at the same time. Style wise they are my favorite too. The boxes look better and the colours have a much more original feel to them. The court cards are not standard, just different enough to be different. The pip style is consistent. They actually look like something a luxury casino would make. They did not, like many, just make a neat back design and slap the regular faces on.

The newer set, the Red Hot and Dodger Blue, have a different feel. It has a plasticy kind of feel, but not cheap novelty card plasticy. If you've ever used an Alladin deck, that is what it is like. It's high quality, and does everything you expect a high quality deck to do, but the plasticiness makes it a little slick and takes some getting use to. Actually, if you have a problem with your hands beening too damp, the Red Hot and Dodger Blue might be perfect for you. I'm not so crazy about the colour. Red and Blue, same old. The red looks like the Sunset Orange except brighter, almost neon. The Blue is a very brilliant blue, and the solid colour of it really stands out. I would give this set a 4 1/2 just because I'm not crazy about the design.

All still worth owning and using. I'm hoping to get a dealers dozen of the orange and brown to get those lovely black ones soon.