>Most manufacturers make their sleeves in "Standard"

>>52126807
A lot of games based on Chinese Cartoons used that fucked up size. I remember seeing the Full Metal Alchemist and Inu-Yasha games using it.

Also FFG has a bunch of different sized sleeves for use with their board and card games.

>>52126807
I heard that Vanguard has the same card size.

>>52126807
I personally like the smaller card sizes in the games that use them.

I have small hands :3

>>52126807
>>52126807
Idunno, but I know that's the brand of cheap-ass deck protectors i slapped on my MtG white weenies deck, and I shit you not, roughly 2 sleeves on average just come apart and fall out of the deck every time i shuffle.

Fuck ultrapro

>>52133509
Be gentler anon :3

>>52133509
Holy shit, dude. I've had decks in the same cheap ultrapros for decades. I handled them as a preteen. You must be a fucking neanderthal.

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>>52133473

Basically every Eastern card game uses the small ones and virtually every Western card game uses the bigger ones. I use the big ones on top of the small ones sometimes for double sleeving my decks.

>>52134361
I've never broken an Ultrapro myself but they're notoriously shit. Handling them gently is easy enough in concept but they really shouldn't come apart with simple riffles.

>>52133509
This >>52134361. I use the very same sleeves as pictured and have had zero issues, despite some rigorous playing.

>>52134787
>Riffle shuffle
Found the problem

>>52135425
They handle mash shuffles even worse as you smash the sides into each other and they start peeling instantly.