Playing Card Protective Storage Cases

The plastic deck cases have saved me time and money. I have many card decks, both gaffed and non-gaffed. The plastic cases keep the decks in like-new condition.

The decks don't get worn or dirty. In addition, the cases make the decks easy to label. No more post-its or scotch tape on the card boxes, which fall off in a short period of time. I can stack the decks easier in my performance cases. I can look in my performance case, immediately identify where the specific decks are.

Before the show, I remove the id from the box, which fits into the bottom. When I'm ready, I simply reach in and remove the specific deck from the open lid case and since they are labelled, I knew exactly which deck goes into which box.

I utilize the colors of the plastic cases to separate decks. One color is used for gaffed decks and another color is used for non- gaffed decks. Another color is used to identify opening and closing routines.

I used to store my cards in a shoebox, but that did nothing for the wear and tear of the card boxes. These plastic cases resolve so many of my problems. Plus, they last for years. Highly recommended.

Plastic card savers save money and time.
They save money because they keep the decks in excellent condition, extending the date before having to repurchase
They save time because being having each deck labelled, makes location so much easier
I use a P-Touch label maker and print small labels, (two for each card case) , so, no matter how the cases are stored, whether vertically
or horizontally, location is a breeze.
I also have prepared decks, that have time-consuming set-ups and use cases for those.
As an extra time saver, I alphabetize the card cases in a storage box for quick identification.
I label each storage box with a number and keep a list of which decks are in which box
iI want to use the Quantum deck in a particular show. The list indicates that the Quantum deck is
After opening Box 8, I can locate the deck in an instant.
Adding decks takes only a minute or two to rearrange Reminder, these stored decks represent both gaft and pre-set ungaffed decks It might sound like a lot of work, but the time I have saved, in knowing which deck is where has saved so much more in time and frustration Hope this helps!

Each one of my deck of cards (close to 100) is stored in one of these superb deck protector plastic cases. Not only do these extend the life of the cards, but they are perfect for attaching labels, so that I can identify the decks without having to open them. I not only store my gimmicked decks, but regular decks that require a set up or special stack. I like the fact that there are no pieces of plastic inside the case, like some have, which makes removing the decks quite difficult.

The Big Blind Media Playing Card Protective Storage Card Cases are EXCELLENT! In my opinion, they are better than card clips because not only do they protect the deck, but they protect the deck from moisture such as perspiration and possible rain, should it occur. They protect your deck, and outer card box from knocks and bangs while it is in your pocket. People that have seen mine love it, and I have given them away as gifts. There is nothing better, and I hope that Big Blind Media continue to stock and sell them into the future. A great product.

I have tried a number of different deck cases and these are the best I've used. They have so many uses, besides extended the wear and tear of your decks.
I am able to print a label for each, so that I know at a glance which deck is inside The width of the edges allow me to put the label on the side or top of the case, so that which way I store them, I can easily see which deck is inside.
There is plenty of room for the deck and not be squished, like the plastic cases sold on Amazon. Someone thought it was a good idea to insert plastic "guides" inside the cases sold on Amazon. This makes for a very tight squeeze when removing and inserting the deck, to the point where it could cause damage to the box through use
The boxes from BBM have just enough room inside to store a small cheat sheet or info. regarding that deck
The case colors allow me to separate decks by category. To save time, I have pre-set decks that require a set up in one color box and gimmicked decks in another
I have been using these cases for a few years and there is no question that they have extended the life expectancy of my numerous decks of cards.

OK, some situations call for card clips to squeeze your deck, however, even with a clip the box gets beat up quick. With these awesome cases, I haven't had a box, or the cards, get ripped, bent, mangled, etc. I do keep a rubber band around the case to keep it closed, but other than that, these are 'The Bomb'!! But 67 of them. You will love them!!