Single Deck
1 deck
One deck in the colour of your choice. Replacements, spares, and bench testing.
$125$125.00 per deck
+$15 shipping · US domesticInternational · quoted
Broadcast-grade · Invented 2004
Every card carries an embedded RFID tag, read by the table as it is dealt. It is the technology that made televised poker legible — and Final Table's founders are the named inventors on the original patent application.
A setup is the broadcast standard: two colour-paired decks, one in play and one on deck, so the table never waits on a shuffle.
1 deck
One deck in the colour of your choice. Replacements, spares, and bench testing.
+$15 shipping · US domesticInternational · quoted
2 decks · colour paired
The working unit of a televised table — two decks in paired colours, rotated hand to hand.
+$15 shipping · US domesticInternational · quoted
6 decks · 3 pairs
A full day of coverage. Enough rotation for a multi-table shoot without re-using a deck.
+$25 shipping · US domesticInternational · quoted
50 decks
Season supply for a room or a production company. Best per-deck pricing we offer.
Freight · quoted by weightInternational · quoted
Flat rates shown are US domestic. International shipping is quoted per order on every item, and cartons ship freight quoted by weight and destination — ask us for a figure.
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Provenance
The RFID playing card was invented in 2004 and made its television debut that July. The full account, including the patent record, is published separately.