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Introducing our new series of Copag Plastic Playing Cards. We now have 5 new designs under the Class line and 6 new designs under the NEO line. The Class line features elegant designs and patters for a traditional poker game. While the NEO line boasts some spunky and fun patterns! They are both of the same quality of Copag Plastic cards that you can count on for your poker game. They are only available in Bridge Size Jumbo Index, which is the most commonly used in casinos. Check them out right here.

For people that may not know, a card guard (also known as card protector) is usually a lucky coin used to protect your cards. You are protecting your cards from a dealer accidentally taking your cards even though you may have not folded, as most dealers are trained to be fast. Or more likely, a player that throws his cards over yours. Which is considered a fold or a muck. Putting a card guard over your cards prevents all of that! Also some players consider it a lucky chip as it has brought them luck in the past! We have many options of...

Hello, Poker Players! We have upgraded our website! Our new menu makes it very easy to view our vast selection of poker chips and reach your destination in fewer clicks then before! Please check our site and let us know if you run into any issues or just to give us your feedback! Don't hesitate to email us, we appreciate your opinions! Contact us at sales@dallaspokerstore.com.  Until next time, keep your pots high and your losses low!

We can now ship some items from our selection to Alaska and Hawaii. Please email us to get it set up for you. Email us at sales@dallaspokerstore.com We would send you a Paypal request for the purchase. Some items that we can ship include anything that can fit in a flat rate priority mail box. Which includes up to 1000 bulk poker chips and 500 poker case sets. 

Today lets discuss the difference between a deck of cards you can buy at any store vs Copag 100% Plastic Playing Cards. Copag cards are 100% Plastic while most store bought cards are "Plastic Coated." Plastic coated cards are simply cards that are printed on a cardboard sheet with a coating of plastic over it. While Copag 100% plastic cards are printed on a sheet of full plastic. Which means they can take some serious beating throughout a poker session and still hold up for months. Copag plastic cards are water-proof. So go ahead and spill some Beer and Soda...