This week, share five games you can play with a simple deck of cards.
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40+ Great Card Games For All Occasions
by BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame So you have a beautiful deck of custom playing cards. Now what? You can certainly put it quietly and safely on your display shelf, occasionally looking at it out of the corner of your eye to remind you that it is really yours, give an admiring glance at the exquisite tuck case, and get a fuzzy feeling inside knowing that it contains some wonderful cards within.
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