Jumbo Index Playing Cards

Welcome to our Jumbo Index Playing Cards collection—also known as large print playing cards. “Jumbo index” means the corner numbers and suit pips are printed larger, making hands easier to read across the table and in low light.

Jumbo index decks are especially popular for poker nights, bridge & canasta groups, and trick-taking games where fast, accurate reading matters (or when you simply want maximum comfort for long sessions).

Quick Shop: Find the Right Jumbo Deck

• By game: Poker · Bridge · Canasta · Pinochle & Euchre
• By material: 100% Plastic (washable) · Cellulose Acetate (premium “club” feel)
• By bundle: Bulk & Bricks (6-deck and 12-deck value packs)

Shop Jumbo Index by Brand

• Bee Jumbo Index (casino-style favorites)
• Congress Jumbo Index (bridge sets with easy readability)
• Hoyle Jumbo Index (including Shell Back favorites)
• Copag Jumbo Index (100% plastic durability)
• KEM Jumbo Index (premium acetate)
• Maverick Jumbo Index (value workhorse)
• Aviator Jumbo Index

How to Choose (Fast)

• Poker size vs bridge size: Poker is wider; bridge is narrower (often easier for large hands and long sessions).
• Single deck vs 2-deck set vs brick: Singles are great to try; 2-deck sets are popular for clubs/rotation play; bricks are best value.
• Paper vs plastic vs acetate: Paper feels classic; 100% plastic is washable and long-lasting; acetate is a premium plastic feel many clubs love.

Jumbo Index Playing Cards FAQ

What does “jumbo index” mean?
Jumbo index means larger corner numbers and suit pips for easier reading across the table.

Are jumbo index cards good for poker?
Yes—jumbo index is great for home poker nights, tournaments, and any table where quick readability matters.

Are there jumbo index cards for bridge and canasta?
Yes—bridge groups and canasta players often prefer jumbo index, especially in 2-deck sets.

Do jumbo index cards come in 100% plastic?
Yes—shop our Plastic Playing Cards collection for washable jumbo-index options.

Should I buy singles or a brick?
Buy singles to test a brand/feel. Choose a brick (12 decks) if you host often, run a club, or want the best price per deck.