Copag Export Bridge Size Marked Poker Cards

How do we use Copag Export marked cards in bridge size for different poker games? These cards look the same as original playing cards, but they are marked using an invisible ink kit. Use it in Texas Hold’em or Omaha games as well as Baccarat. How can the marks be invisible to us? Here’s some science to back it up.

To begin with, it is important to understand what the spectrum is. The band determines the spectrum, and visible bands are between 100-780nm. We need a camera for the bands above 800nm. The invisible ink used to mark our cards is called infrared. In order to read the infrared marks we need contact lenses or an infrared camera. The contact lens we are using is not the usual eye contact that we wear every day. The Sandwich process is used to strengthen the infrared ink and make it stick on transparent lenses. However, this could cause eye damage. The ink would not change the color of your eyes when you read the invisible marks.

Copag Texas Hold’em marked cards are the same as Copag Export, but with a red and a blue back. The plastic material and bridge size make it easy to hold by yourself. You might find it useful when selecting Copag marked card.