United States Playing Card Company brand of cards, introduced in 1885. The typical Bicycle deck is a standard deck of cards consisting of 52 traditional French-suited playing cards, two jokers, an information card, and a card describing poker ranks. As with most decks, the first standard card of the deck is the uniquely stylized ace of spades. The Bicycle trademark is usually also printed on the ace of spades. The type number of a Bicycle deck can be found both on the bottom of the deck box and on the stone of the joker artwork. Bicycle cards have a textured 'air cushion' finish for improved
Card football Football Hand-Off, the new licensed version of the game includes 20 top U.S. college teams. Card Football is also the name of a game by collector and inventor Sid Sackson, played using a normal deck of playing cards. A player who "catches" a pass turns cards from a pile; each number card moves the ball that distance. Another form of card football called "Card Bowl," also employing a standard playing-card deck, was developed in 2006 by Scott Crawford. "Card football" in Britain is the name given to a soccer simulation game. Card football Card football refers to one of several