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Rider Waite Playing Card Deck: 78-Card Poker Deck, Illustrated with Pamela Colman Smith Rider-Waite Tarot Images, Combines Tarot and Playing Cards, Includes Instruction Booklet

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Condition
New
Dimensions
2.88 x 1.4 x 3.88 in
Weight
10.4 oz
Publisher
U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
Publication date
April 13, 2021
Language
English
Print length
56 pages

Description

This unique 78-card poker deck features the iconic Rider-Waite® Tarot images created by Pamela Colman Smith in 1909. The deck includes 22 Major Arcana, 52 Minor Arcana, and four Knights, which may be used as Jokers. The deck also includes a 56-page booklet featuring instructions for two original tarot games as well as traditional card meanings. Rider-Waite® Playing Cards pay homage to traditional methods of divination with playing cards by aligning the four tarot suits with their classic counterparts―Wands as Clubs, Cups as Hearts, Swords as Spades, and Pentacles as Diamonds―bridging modern tarot with historic cartomancy roots. Key Features:Multi-Purpose Playing Card Deck: Can be used for poker and other traditional card games, Includes Jokers, also for special custom tarot games, Major Arcana tarot readings Quality Craftsmanship: 78 illustrated cards printed on high quality card stock for durability and ease of shuffling, packaged in sturdy two-piece gift box Instruction Booklet: Rules for two tarot games, Game of Tarot, a trick-taking game, and Tarot Rummy, a free-association party game; Tarot card descriptions and divinatory meanings from The Key to the Tarot by Arthur E. WaiteFun, Novelty Item: Great gift item for poker players, tarot readers, deck collectors, tabletop card gamersThis innovative deck will appeal to those who enjoy classic card games, as well as those interested in tarot and divination. Read more

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Publisher U.S. Games Systems, Inc.
Publication date April 13, 2021
Language English
Print length 56 pages
ISBN-10 1646710185
ISBN-13 88
Item Weight 10.4 ounces
Dimensions 2.88 x 1.4 x 3.88 inches

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Love these cards
Format: Cards
LOVE these cards. The standard playing card size is perfect and great for shuffling, the quality of the cards is excellent. The box they come in is perfect to store them.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2026 by Bria B.
Love the playing card size.
Format: Cards
I love having a Waite deck that I can shuffle like playing cards. Seems a minor detail, but it's the whole reason I bought this, and I'm glad I did.
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by Amazon Customer
exceptional cards
Format: Cards
best tarot deck i have come across. true playing card size, great art, easy to shuffle. great product!
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by No
Prefect size
Format: Cards
The printing is clear, and the size is perfect. I really like that each small card, such as the Three of Swords, has a number on it. This makes it very beginner-friendly and easy to learn. Overall, it is a nice deck and great for beginners.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Kayla Xueeee
Perfect size
Format: Cards
What I needed to have more fun with Tarot. I dislike the bigger cards being so hard to shuffle. I like to be able to just handle the cards as needed
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Luis
Great, but look closely at the suits
Format: Cards
Review Image by Mizpah Larred
I love the artwork, they came out amazing Only complaints are that the Knights are marked as Jokers and have their suit symbol on the opposite side, hiding it when in your hand; and the Wands and Swords symbols being too similar at a distance or if you have poor eyesight, maybe put them at angles like on the major arcana symbol? Overall though, great purchase! (Photo of a hand to demonstrate what I mean) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Mizpah Larred
Fun eck!
Format: Cards
These are so fun! Easy to shuffle makes it easier to learn.
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2026 by Margaret
Really nice deck!
Format: Cards
I am just getting into tarot and though I have a couple of more arty decks I really am becoming partial to this one. I usually use playing cards for magic (with a "c" not a "k") so the poker sized deck is perfect for my expectations of what the hand feel of cards should be. They go from a tarot deck to a deck of playing card by removing the major arcana and the knights. After that you can use them any way you can use playing cards. A friend of mine who is a voodoo priestess who I have been learning from did say that the card "f*d" with her because she uses playing cards for divination as well as tarot and that, to her, the tarot images don't coincide with the meanings of the cards as regular cards when she does those readings. So it might not be perfect depending on your understanding, style and usage. I do recommend that you remove the said cards before using the deck for games. I forgot and played poker with some friends. I got a full house and three people died. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024 by Jay Bliznick
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