Copag WSOP Core has arrived at ClassicDecks, and we’ve photographed the cards to give collectors and players a closer look. If this is your first encounter with Core, the images below show the Ace of Spades, court cards, both Jokers and the poker guide, along with the Black and Blue packaging and backs.
WSOP Core at a glance
- 55 Plastic playing cards
- Poker-size format
- Jumbo corner ranks and suit symbols
- Black or Blue back options
- One deck per purchase
This is the poker-size, jumbo-index single-deck edition. The large indices are easy to spot in our close-up photos, while the court artwork remains distinct from the corner ranks.
Black or Blue?
WSOP Core is available in Black or Blue. These packaging-and-back photos let you compare the two color options before choosing a single deck.
Our product gallery includes additional Queen close-ups alongside these images. Explore the full set of photos for a more detailed look at the deck.
The Ace of Spades
The Ace gives the Copag name a prominent place inside a large, ornamental spade. Its black central design and oversized corner indices make it one of the deck’s most recognizable faces.
A closer look at the courts
The courts use a familiar double-ended layout with red, blue, yellow and black details. Our King and Jack of Spades and Queen of Hearts photos show how the illustrated figures sit alongside the jumbo indices.
Two different Jokers
The Jokers are worth seeing together. One shows a standing jester holding five cards that spell COPAG. The other features a masked jester’s head beneath the Copag name, with the four suit symbols around its collar.
The poker guide
The photographed deck also includes a poker guide with illustrated hands, from high card and one pair through to a royal straight flush. It is a useful detail to notice when looking through the deck’s additional cards.
Our product gallery includes additional Queen close-ups alongside these images. Explore the full set of photos for a more detailed look at the deck.
Copag WSOP Core is currently $11.99 per single deck at ClassicDecks.