Do these cards have the points for Hands and Foot game. Big numbers?, On what?
1789690
Although I am not familiar with hands & foot Canasta, these cards do have point values under the corner index. Hover your mouse over the picture of the box and it will show you an enlarged image with the point values. The cards are standard (small) index size.
1789691
yes the cards do have the point value printed on them and the large numbers are great, even for those w/no vision problems.
88931
Yes, but Winning Moves didn't change the cards. However, on their website, there is a page with Rule Clarifications for this game, and they say that you pay $25 for depots... and as much for a skyscraper as you would for a hotel. That doesn't seem right, but it's what the rules are.
1337811
No, I received 4 different cards. I was told that a new card comes out every year. You should email Kim Powell at Marvelous Mah Jongg and she will help you. I know nothing about this game. I bought the set for a friend.
822934
You can pretty much tell what every card does by looking at the picture, but sometimes my younger ones need help with the action cards. So some light reading is necessary. My 6 yr old plays with us all the time.
1673162
I don't know about all the rules but these were not the right cards for the group I play with. They only use the National card, so I wasn't able to use the cards.
480181
Yes, they do.... However, the punched out part isn't always right on the number... They're also VERY small cards. I don't even use them. We like to do designs (plus sign, letters, etc) and they're too hard to read... If you're using them for regular bingo, they might work.
2082667
They are very small. Shorter than a business card but wider.Your only looking for colors so its not a big deal. Great game!
2035863
I did not get anything but the scorecard from Amazon. I think you have to purchase the card from the League to be a member, but I am new at Mahjongg and don't know if this is true.
1458284
4 of those card positions are for the kings and 4 are for the play cards. If I understand the rules correctly only the dealer puts in the four starting cards then each person takes their turns playing the card positions. Not all 6 players put cards in the card positions at the same tme. It just around the table to each player who then makes the moves on the card positions.
1944409
Here is an photograph of the charts (not mine).http://goo.gl/vK0R36Germany should have 41 IPCs and the UK should have 31. The values on the official cards are wrong.Here is a link to some home-made cards I used in our game, but there are some typos that I don't remember right offhand. I wouldn't use them w/o heavy proofreading.https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20776562/axisandallies/axisandallies.rar
1174702
Yes they are. However, I personally would not recommend buying these cards. I was not thrilled. It is hard to explain but even though the print is bigger they do not look exactly like regular playing cards. I do not recognize them as quickly as I do a regular set of playing cards.
1458292
Those 8 positions are for the cards---not corresponding to the number of players you may have. My husband and I play all the time....but we also include my mother (3) and have played with 2 other couples(6). It's just a really quick, fun, competitive game. Very easy to play---lots of fun!
76408
The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to... » Read More The Dominion cards are slightly different in size (than regular CCG cards, for example, Magic cards). But they are smaller in width, and not too long, so they still fit in a standard card sleeve. I have seen players using the "penny sleeves," and they seemed to work fine. FYI, I also created "player aids," listing each card, its cost and benefits, by grouping. So when we play with "Big Money," for example, and not everyone is sitting close enough to the Supply Card stacks to read them easily, they have a guide in front of them to plan their purchases. Seems to work pretty well, and every player that has used them praised the tool. « Show Less
1526090
its just like the regular playing cards ,corners rounded , Hope this answers your question
738091
for each unique symbol card you get a victory point. the unique symbols are the larger symbols on the bottom of each card. if i remember correctly, there are 8 unique symbols (drum, wheel, etc etc), and there are 2 of each in the deck. if you're lucky enough to get 7-8 unique ones throughout the game, you'll probably win.
165425
Yes, there are two jokers to each deck and the size of each number on the card is substantially larger. I prefer the Jumbo index because they are so much easier to read.
2012160
The dimension of the cards are the same as normal playing cards. The difference is that the print on the cards is larger. It is easier for people with eye problems to read them.