It is common to slowly spread the cards so that they may appear similar to other cards as long as possible. In this way, the player delays the full appearance of the cards to leave open the possibility of having a really good hand as long as possible.

However, the current card designs are often designed so that player knows which cards the players have without much spreading.

MirrorCard Playing Cards are very “spread-friendly”, the player may gradually spread the cards without fully revealing the identity of the cards to prolong the excitement while the cards held in the player’s hand are being spread apart.

VERTICAL

Some players prefer to slowly spread the cards from top to buttom, the cards also are designed to that, the upper segments of various classes are identical so that the player may spread the card from an upper edge of the cards without immediately revealing the identity of the cards.

In this way, the player may only display the upper segment of each card to determine to which class the hidden cards belong. However, the player cannot determine which cards within each class the player has in the player’s hand.

When the player is slowly spreading the cards placed behind one another and only the displays the left or the upper segments of each hidden card, the player will only be able to determine that the partially hidden card belongs to one of the four classes in the horizontal and the vertical group but not which card the player has within the class.

The player must reveal more than the left segment or the upper segment to be able to identify which card within the class the player has.