Gemaco Superflex: Experiences

[cavalar]

Long story short: I want new cards, and I was looking at the apparently new line of Gemaco Superflex. They have a very professional look to them, which is a great plus in my opinion (there is not too many cards you can say that about).

However, I am hesitant to buy because different lines of Gemaco cards are so different in quality. I have two set of Gemaco Star, on the older one (bought a few years ago) the cards are very gritty, but in the new one (bought recently) the cards in the blue deck are gritty, while the cards in the red deck are slick.

I also have a deck of another line of Gemaco Cards, which I unluckily can't remember the name of. These cards are extremely slick and warp so much they are useless, after only being played with a dew times.

According to the review of the Gemaco Sextant here on HPT, these cards suffer the same problems as this other line of mine.

So my question is: Have anyone tried Gemaco Superflex? Are they gritty and sturdy like the old Gemaco cards, or are they lightweight,slick, flimsy and warp easily?

[Blaster]

Many of the Atlantic City Casinos, such as the Borgata & The Showboat, use both Kem & Gemaco "House Branded" Bidge Standard decks in their Poker rooms. Sometimes a Dealer has Gemacos, while another Table is using Kems.
   The Casino Gemacos feel very "Kem Like", but I'm not sure which current consumer line decks would be equivelnt to those ...

[Milo]

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[Milo]

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[Milo]

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Gemaco could send me a free set-up of these, and I would donate them.  THAT is how much I dislike the brand.

[SonRK]

I actually really like the Gemacos they use at the Borgata and was wondering if they use Superflex or not.

I bought a setup of the Brown/Green 5-star and it seems pretty good, but the Borgata one seems like they are a bit thicker....