COPAG playing cards are a practical choice for poker nights, Bridge and regular card games. Their 100% plastic ranges combine smooth handling with durability, and there are several sizes and formats to suit the way you play.

At Outlaw Cards, our COPAG Playing Cards collection includes Poker Size and Bridge Size cards, Regular and Jumbo Index options, single decks and coordinated double-deck sets.

Why choose 100% plastic cards?

The COPAG 1546 Elite decks featured here are made from 100% PVC plastic rather than coated paper. They are designed for repeated shuffling and dealing, resist moisture and creasing, and can be wiped clean when needed.

That makes them useful for frequent card nights, where cards get plenty of handling. If you are comparing materials or brands, explore our wider Plastic Playing Cards collection.

Poker Size: a familiar wider format

Poker Size cards offer a wider format for poker and everyday games. The COPAG 1546 Elite Red & Blue Double Deck measures 63.5 × 88.9 mm and has a Jumbo Index, with larger corner values and suit symbols for easy reading around the table.

Its two contrasting decks come in a hard plastic storage case. You can alternate decks between hands or keep a second deck ready for your next game.

Bridge Size: easier to hold a larger hand

Bridge Size cards are narrower, which can make a larger hand more comfortable to hold and fan. They suit Bridge, Rummy, Canasta and players who simply prefer a narrower card.

The COPAG 1546 Elite Bridge Size Black & Gold Double Deck pairs a Regular Index with two contrasting back colours and a protective storage case. Compare it with our other Bridge Size Playing Cards.

Regular or Jumbo Index? Single or double deck?

Index describes the size of the printed corner values and suit symbols, not the card itself. Regular Index gives a traditional layout; Jumbo Index makes those markings larger. Choose your preferred card size first, then the index that feels easiest to read.

A double-deck set keeps two contrasting packs together. If you only need one pack, the COPAG 1546 Elite Gold single deck offers Poker Size cards with a Jumbo Index in a tuck box.

Which COPAG deck should you choose?

Start with the games you play most often. For a regular poker night, the Red & Blue Poker Size Jumbo Index set is a straightforward option: wider cards, large corner markings and two decks that are easy to tell apart. For Bridge or games where you hold more cards, the narrower Black & Gold Bridge Size set is worth considering.

Your preferred index is a separate decision. A Jumbo Index can help players read cards across the table, while a Regular Index keeps the familiar smaller corner markings. A Bridge Size card can still have a Jumbo Index, so do not assume that a narrower deck means smaller print. Check both details on the product page before choosing.

Finally, think about how many decks you need. One pack is convenient for everyday play or replacing a favourite deck. Two packs are useful for alternating between hands and for games that use multiple decks. Contrasting backs also make sorting the cards afterwards easier.

What is included in a double-deck set?

The two 1546 Elite sets shown above each include contrasting decks and a hard plastic case. The Bridge Size Black & Gold set contains 52 standard cards, two Jokers and one COPAG guarantee card per deck. The case keeps both packs together for storage or taking to a card night.

Details vary across the COPAG range, so check the individual listing for the card size, index, deck count and packaging. The Gold single deck pictured above, for example, is supplied in its own cardboard tuck box rather than a two-deck case.

Looking after your plastic playing cards

The featured 1546 Elite cards can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. Let them dry before putting them back in their box or case, and follow any care instructions supplied with your deck. Store the cards flat and keep both packs separated so they are ready for the next game.

Plastic construction makes these decks well suited to repeated play, but careful handling still matters. Choosing a format you find comfortable to shuffle, deal and hold is just as important as choosing a colour you like.

Find your next deck

Browse our COPAG collection to find your preferred size, index and colour, or explore the Complete Playing Card Collection for more brands and designs.