Christmas Gifts for Card Players

Holiday 2020 Gift Picks for Card Players: Novelties

By Jewel Goodwin © 2020 Great Bridge Links

Do you have a card game enthusiast on your gift list? Perhaps an avid Bridge player, or a Poker pro, or maybe a Canasta fan? We’ve done the searching for you, and come up with our favourite gifts for card players!

You’ve searched and you’ve searched, but you can’t find a gift for that card player who has everything. Here are our picks for novelties and funnies to bring a smile to everyone’s face.

In your pocket:


So many of us always have our phones in our hands, why not declare our love of cards too?
Someone might need a new wallet for all the cash they have been winning.
This small clutch is perfect for coins – or poker chips! .

In your home:


Tick-tock, what card player wouldn’t love this clock?
This rustic art will look awesome on any wall.
Keep your win where it belongs – close!

At your table:


Keep your drinks hot or cold, and your cards spill-free, with this tumbler.
Stainless steel water bottles are in high demand, as is the ace of spades!
Claim that wineglass with these super cute charms.

Stuck on you:


These nails will look awesome holding any hand of cards.
Tattoos are a fun way to show love to the cards.
These decals can go on your laptop, cups, glasses, and more – even your car!

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