Exqline Wood Playing Card Holders Tray Racks Organizer Set of 2 for Kids Seniors Adults - 9.84In 3.1Inch Latest Version Portable Enough for Bridge Canasta UNO Card Playing

I've had my eye on these for awhile and when they went on sale for prime day, I went ahead and ordered them. My granddaughters love to play card games with me but can't hold all of the cards. I originally bought the kind of holders that hold the cards in a "fan" and they worked but don't hold many cards and I have to put the cards into the holders for them. Then when they took any cards out--some of the others would fall out with them. Pros: I love that these are made out solid wood and not plastic. They will last for generations. The grooves for the cards are the perfect size to hold the cards and don't have any rough edges to snag the cards. The cards don't fall out or shift around--they stay in place. My granddaughters can place the cards in the slots by themselves and remove the cards by themselves without having all their cards fall out. There is a piece of felt-type material on the bottom to keep from scuffing your tabletop. (Very securely attached) It's a nice length. As you can see from my photo--it holds a ton of cards but you can clearly see each of them. However, it is compact enough to fit right in front of each player so that your "neighbors" can't see your cards. Cons: I can't think of even one con. I put off buying them because of the price. I didn't want to spend this much and have it turn out to be an inferior product. I'm so happy I went ahead and took a chance. These are great and I purchased 2 sets (total of 4) so that I could use one myself when we play Hand and Foot or other Rummy variations that require a whole handful of cards. I would buy these again--even at full price. They are worth it!

Well built and sturdy. Great for playing Uno

I've used this item for my TTRPG table playing DnD5E with my roommate. I have the online tools and text books, sure, but there's something about writing the story plots and location or NPC info out on index cards that I really like. Yeah, I know, it's an expensive block of wood cut in half, but, it's also so much more. Thought was put into this design. The grooves were placed at an ANGLE that is so important! This allows the cards to lean back ever so slightly. The grooves go from 5/8ths inch deep in the back to 6/8ths, 7/8ths and finally 1 inch deep in the front. Perfect! You can fit 2, 3x5 index cards horizontally on each groove. The "title" at the top of each index card is clearly visible. I can fit 5 Oxford stacked index cards in the width of the slots. One of these holders would probably be enough for a game session but the 2nd one would be nice for printing out NPC "face cards" should I choose to do that for a game. Sometimes I'll print some out NPC's pictures and paste them on an index card with some stats on the back. I'll place the NPC card "face" out in the holder on the table for the players to see. These will get a lot of use and I'd happily buy from this company again. Top quality! These would also be great for spell cards or monster cards if you use those. Even though I have access to the monster manual online, I really like having something like index cards right there on the table. It feels more "old school." Hmm. I might have to look at some of the monster card products now.

Excellent card holder for gin or rummy games. I got this for my father in law after his stroke and he uses it to play gin and other card games with another resident who loved having the card holder. It’s stable and working quite well.

My dad had a stroke that left him without the use of his right side. I bought these for him so we could play cards together. He loved them- it made him feel a little more independent (not relying on one of us to hold his cards for him etc. also the fact that he wasn’t the only one to use the card holder. I have now purchased these for my own home. I have arthritis and other things but my family also likes to use these. They are a good quality & weight. You can see all the cards whether you are sitting or standing. The cards are easy to put in and get out. These hold two whole decks of cards easily. I can stack up to 6 cards together; multiple types of games can be played. 4.5 ⭐️ The only reason I didn’t give 5 ⭐️ is because there was pen drawing mark on the bottom of one. Otherwise these are great!

My 6-year old niece loves playing card games like Old Maid, Go Fish, etc. But she has a hard time holding a large bunch of cards in her small hands, which makes it hard for her to select pairs, etc. So I though I'd give these card holders a try. She loves them so much, that when we play she makes me use one, too. :) Nice solid block of finished wood, with a felt base that helps keep it in one place, and four rows allow space for lots of cards, easy rearranging, etc. (With a little care you can display an entire deck of cards in one of these holders.) A simple idea that removes a whole world of frustration for younger kids. Recommended.

The normal aging process often brings arthritis, making it uncomfortable to hold cards for very long. In addition, I play with a group of cardplayers that love to play those rummy games that can lead up to 20+ cards in one round. Don't know how we ever survived before discovering these! They hold multiple cards securely and allow for sorting and re-sorting of your hand while play is in progress. That's hard to do with 20+ cards unless you have a third hand! Play also moves more smoothly when your cards are better organized on multiple levels. They also seem indestructible!

I love these card holders. I've used others but these are sturdy, nice looking, the cards slide in and out well but don't fall out. It is everything you need in a card holder.