Which do you like better Tally-Ho or Centurions?Im thinking about buying some but i havent had any expeirience with either so what do you think?
While Centurions look cool, they also look gaffed to specators. Any non regular deck of cards automatically falls under suspision. I was carry around one of the bicycle silver editions they sell at Target, and one of my friends walking by said "I bet there's a reason those cards are black .: Not only that, but Tallys are so much better! They don't crimp easily, and when the do crimp they are much easier to get back to normal. Get some Q1 tallys from fullboatdealer on ebay.
While Centurions look cool, they also look gaffed to specators. Any non regular deck of cards automatically falls under suspision. I was carry around one of the bicycle silver editions they sell at Target, and one of my friends walking by said "I bet there's a reason those cards are black .:
I've had two people ask in 18 months whether the deck was gimmicked. I don't buy that different designs raise suspicion. In Australia, every design looks different. Every design looks equally different. Every design looks strange and special and unique and "custom" because there is no norm. So by your reasoning, every deck in Australia looks gaffed because they're all "non regular". And yet, I don't get asked about gaffed decks. Why's that? I'd recommend looking at your presentation and handling of the deck.
I agree. I'm also from Australia and I get that too. I was at school playing with my cards. Not doing any tricks, just playing around and I was asked "Oh, is that one of those trick decks?"... I was like, "no".
Then get Split Spades - they're made on Tally Ho stock - apparently.In my opinion I think Tally Ho's have horrid back designs so I would go with Centurions because I think they look way better. As for feel, Tally Ho's are better.
In my opinion I think Tally Ho's have horrid back designs so I would go with Centurions because I think they look way better. As for feel, Tally Ho's are better.