Canasta

Canasta is a traditional card game hailing from South America that was extremely popular through the 1950s. It is played with two decks of cards and belongs to Rummy family of games.

Piatnik Canasta

£11.99

David Westnedge Real Canasta Set

£19.00

Piatnik Canasta

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Piatnik Canasta

Ref: 00KH54

Was: £13.00

£11.99

£9.99 (Ex.VAT)

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Good quality Canasta set by Piatnik games
Manufactured in Austria
Includes two decks of Canasta cards
A traditional card game originating from South America
Belongs to the Rummy family of games.

A simple, inexpensive Canasta set by Piatnik games. Manufactured in Austria, this set comprises two decks of good quality playing cards.

Canasta is a classic card game originating from South America and belongs to the Rummy family. Although many variations exist for two, three, five or six players, it is most commonly played by four - in two partnerships with two decks of cards. Players attempt to make melds of seven cards of the same rank and "go out" by playing all cards in their hand.

David Westnedge Real Canasta Set

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David Westnedge Real Canasta Set

Ref: 0014WH

Was: £19.99

£19.00

£15.83 (Ex.VAT)

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Real Canasta with authentic pips as produced originally in South America
Cards are designed for Canasta only and do not feature the usual four suits
Contains rules for Samba Bolivia and Canasta

Real Canasta with authentic pips as produced originally in South America where the game originated.

These cards are designed for Canasta only and do not feature the usual four suits because, in Canasta, no difference is made between Hearts and Diamonds or between Clubs and Spades. Instead, the traditional South American black and red pips are used without any suit. The indexes in the corner show only the number in the appropriate colour but no suit symbol and similarly the court cards show only the letter index in either black or red.

Contains rules for Samba, Bolivia & Canasta.