Poker Card (Playing Card) Production Process in a Factory| Inside Deck Card Manufacturing

In this video, you'll get a glimpse into the #manufacturing process of poker cards, a common item we encounter in our daily lives.
Whether you're card player, simply curious about How cards Made ? , or have ties to the industry,
this behind-the-scenes look will unveil the journey from raw paper to cutting, filming, printing, packing, and finally, delivery.
Notably, a significant portion of these tasks is efficiently carried out by machines.

Here’s Four FACTS About Poker Cards (Taas)👇👇

🙌1. Origin and History
Decks of cards actually originated in China in the 9th century. Or at least that’s what most scholars agree on.
The common belief is that the first printed playing cards originated in China too, in the form of a 32-card domino deck printed on paper, bone and wood.
It’s believed cards then slowly spread across India, Persia, and Egypt before arriving in Europe, allowing for all kinds of variations.

🙌2. Cards Symbolize The Calendar
"Ever wondered why a standard deck of cards has 52 cards?
52 cards = 52 weeks in a year.
Red and black symbolize day and night.
4 suits represent the seasons.
13 cards in a suit match lunar cycles, and 12 court cards stand for the months.
It all adds up to 365, mirroring our calendar. Intriguing, isn't it?"

🙌3. The playing cards and board games market was valued at $16.99 billion in 2022 and is expected to reach $34.35 billion by 2030, So It’s Growing. Analized by Data Bridge Market Research

🙌4. How many playing cards are sold each year?
100 million decks
We don't know the exact numbers worldwide however there's the largest manufacturer of playing cards in the United States which data shows it sells more than 100 million decks of playing cards per year, including more than 20 million decks to casinos


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