Hesslers Four-Colour “No Revoke” Deck
Hesslers Maiden Back Four-Colour “No Revoke” Deck, with enhanced visibility and a traditional look.
The latest in Matt Hessler’s series of custom “No Revoke” decks aims to help players avoid playing the wrong suit in games where following suit is a strict rule. Using four differently coloured suits, instead of the customary red & black, the enhanced visibility makes them more distinguishable at a glance, easier to sort, whilst keeping the traditional look and high quality of the Bicycle® brand.
Collectors may also appreciate that the tradition of No Revoke decks has a history going back over 100 years, and that this new updated edition is complete with two jokers and two extra gaff cards. The cards are extremely slippery and smooth to handle. Available on Amazon : Four-Colour Playing cards►
Above: Hesslers Four-Colour Bicycle® playing cards designed by Matt Hessler, made in the USA by the United States Playing Card Company using premium (Bee) paper, 2024.
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