PROs
- very thin/flexible right out the box
- gorgeous back design
- matching jokers
- double backer (red and blue version back on each side)
- Extra 2 of hearts (great for impossible location tricks)

CONs
- Though RED version is relatively centered, it's not perfectly center-cut. The BLUE version is cut even further off to the side.

These decks are about escaping, discovering, and journeying - the word "visa" evoking trips to foreign places. But you can retain a luxury look even when you're on a journey. The tuck boxes are classy, with striking colour combinations: red/gold for the Red Edition, and blue/silver for the Blue Edition. The combination of red/gold is stunning, with intricate gold producing a pattern that brings to mind flowers, waves, or perhaps clouds. The deck title is presented in a banner, the A of VISA stylishly mirroring the letter V.

The card backs use the same pattern from the tuck box, while two circles give a focal point of interest, the words "Escape, Discover, Journey" around each. Finished off with a solid border, it makes for a very classy look. The artwork on the faces is a standard design, but intead of the garish red, yellow and blue usually seen on court cards, there's a more regal red and deeper blue, with a wealth of metallic gold. This metallic gold looks super classy, and I can't say enough about how stylish and elegant it makes the look, which fits well with the card backs. Minimalist Jokers both feature the V icon from the VISA title, and two extra cards are included for magicians. Produced by USPC, the cards also handle fantastic.

These decks are extremely practical, and are especially a great choice for magicians, given how true they stay to the traditional design, while adding a touch of class at the same time, especially with the regal look of the court cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame

Let me say...I own hundreds of cards. I love alot....but these are by far the best handling cards par non!They have a smooth and soft feeling that are a pleasure to use.

Well done patrick and Alex

Thanks