Games for home and social entertainment

Traditional card games provide a simple form of entertainment without screens or internet access.

The category focuses mainly on playing cards and poker sets.

Playing cards

A classic deck can be used for many different games and is easy to transport.

It is suitable for:

• family evenings;
• trips;
• holidays;
• social meetings;
• casual home entertainment.

54-card deck

A standard 54-card set can be used for many traditional card games.

Coated playing cards

A coated surface can help with shuffling and everyday durability.

Cards should still be protected from moisture and bending.

Poker sets

Poker kits may include:

• chips;
• one or more card decks;
• playing mat;
• storage case.

200-chip poker set

A 200-chip set is suitable for smaller recreational games.

300-chip poker set

A larger 300-chip kit provides more flexibility for bigger groups.

Two card decks

Selected larger sets include two decks, which can be useful during longer game sessions.

Poker storage case

A storage case keeps chips and cards together and makes the set easier to transport.

Poker mat

A mat provides a dedicated playing surface and helps organise cards and chips.

Poker chips

Different chip colours can be assigned different values before the game begins.

Organising a poker game

Before playing, decide:

1. number of players;
2. chip values;
3. starting chip amount;
4. dealing order;
5. game length.

Social poker

Poker sets can be used purely for recreational play without real-money betting.

Screen-free entertainment

Playing cards and poker sets provide an alternative to phones, computers and consoles.

Games for trips

A standard deck is especially convenient because it requires very little storage space.

Games as gifts

Playing cards or poker sets can be a suitable gift for someone who enjoys social games.

Choosing a poker set

Consider:

• number of chips;
• number of decks;
• included mat;
• storage case;
• number of players.

200 or 300 chips?

A smaller set may be sufficient for occasional games with fewer participants.

A larger set offers more flexibility for bigger groups.

Storing playing cards

Keep cards in a box or case to reduce bending, dirt and loss.

Storing poker chips

Sort chips by colour and keep them in the provided case or organiser.

Responsible play

Poker equipment can be used for recreational games with no monetary stakes.

If participants choose to gamble for real money or valuables, applicable local laws should be followed.

What should you check before buying?

Compare:

• type of game;
• number of cards;
• number of chips;
• number of decks;
• included mat;
• storage method;
• number of players.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. What products are available in Games?
The range includes classic playing cards and poker sets.

2. Is a standard deck of cards available?
Yes. A 54-card deck is available.

3. Are poker sets available?
Yes. Both smaller and larger poker kits are offered.

4. Is a 200-chip set available?
Yes. A set with 200 chips, cards and a mat is available.

5. Is a 300-chip set available?
Yes. A larger 300-chip option is also available.

6. Does the larger set include a case?
Yes. It is supplied with a storage case.

7. Are two card decks included in selected sets?
Yes. The larger set includes two decks.

8. Can poker sets be used without gambling?
Yes. Chips can be used purely as scoring markers during recreational games.

9. How should poker chips be stored?
Keep them sorted by colour in the supplied organiser or case.

10. Which set is better for a larger group?
A larger set with more chips and multiple decks is usually more practical.