Playing Card Size Comparison Chart (mm & inches) Below is a quick reference table showing the most common playing card sizes, with both inches and millimeters: Card Type Size (inches) Size (mm) Common Use Cases Poker (Standard) 2.5 3.5 in 63.5 88.9 mm Casinos, card games, custom decks Bridge 2.25 3.5 in 57 88.9 mm Trick play, bridge, narrower decks Mini 1.75 2.5 in 44.5 63.5 mm Travel games, novelty cards Jumbo / Giant 3.5 5 in 88.9 127 mm Stage magic, teaching, kids Tarot / Oracle 2.75 4.75 in 70 120 mm Collectible, spiritual decks MTG / Trading Cards 2.5 3.5 in 63.5 88.9 mm Magic: The Gathering, Pokmon, Yu-Gi-Oh
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