Playing Cards Piatnik World Map – 2 decks (model 96963)

Set of two Piatnik playing card decks with a World Map design, model 96963. Each deck contains a full set of standard playing cards suitable for common card games such as poker, bridge and rummy. The decks are compact and portable with printed faces and backs designed for regular home use, travel and social gatherings. Card size and format follow standard dimensions to work with familiar shuffling and dealing techniques.

Advantages

The Piatnik World Map decks combine clear printed indices and suits with durable cardstock for repeated handling. The dual-deck set offers convenience when multiple players or simultaneous games are involved, and the distinctive map artwork on the card backs makes the decks easy to identify. Their compact packaging protects cards during transport and storage and the consistent print quality supports predictable shuffle and deal performance.

Suitable for

• Home card games with family and friends
• Travel and portable entertainment
• Casual poker, bridge, rummy and trick-taking games
• Game nights and social gatherings

Key specifications

• Quantity: two complete decks
• Card type: standard playing cards for poker, bridge, rummy
• Design: World Map artwork on card backs
• Print: clearly visible indices and suit symbols on faces
• Material: printed cardstock suitable for everyday gameplay
• Size: standard playing card dimensions compatible with common handling
• Packaging: compact protective tuck boxes for each deck

How to use

Remove a deck from its tuck box and shuffle using your preferred technique. Use one deck for standard 52-card games or both decks for games that require multiple packs or a higher card count. Handle cards on a clean, dry surface and avoid bending or exposing them to moisture. After play, return decks to their tuck boxes to maintain print quality and prevent edge wear.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged card lifespan, rotate decks between sessions, avoid direct sunlight when storing and keep hands clean and dry while playing. If playing frequently, consider occasional light trimming of frayed edges by a professional card service or replacing decks when print or stiffness degrades.