I have been eagerly awaiting this series. Rings of Power will have to take 2nd place this season.

They look like central-European tarok deck, except that there is no taroks in the deck, of course. Very good looking.

Italian cards are so interesting 🤩 influenced from around the world

I, like many others in the comments, have been looking forward to this series. After learning Scopa and Briscola from your videos, they have become two of our most played card games. Our first deck was the Napoletane. Wanting to dive a little deeper we got the Sarde deck next (love the artwork). Can't wait to continue the exploration of the various decks.

Excellent timing! Just found this channel as I started looking into cards from around the world, awesome to get here timed so well

Finally the first video has been dropped and it was worth the wait. I'll wait for the others

Bella collezione di carte Si vede che sei orgoglioso delle tue origini sei grande 👍🏼 Piacerebbe anche a me avere tutti 16 mazzi di carte italiane

Bel video come sempre! ✌🏻

Hi, Chris! Well done on your collection. It is always a good feeling to complete something like that, especially when you get the holy grail that you have been searching for, hahahaha. I have a question for you. You have really turned my interest towards the beauty of Italian cards. The first deck I got was the Siciliane deck, and I love it! The second and third decks, which are on their way, are the Napoletane and Sarde decks. The question is, on some of the decks , I see the words "Extra" or "Super" on the corner. Does this mean anything about the size or style of the decks? Thanks as always for your awesome videos and information!

I've been expecting this series for a long time, very glad that it's here. Can't wait for you to get to the Triestine because that's the only ones I have at home. In Slovenia they're the only ones played anyway.

This card game is great, you're awesome, thanks buddy, woohoooooo!

My circle of friends have been playing Briscola lately, your run through was a big help. I like the short introduction video followed by the more in depth video. My friend and I are mostly of the age where we are starting to care for our parents. I've been learning different games. When I'm comfortable, I teach everyone else. It is a perfect thing. We can talk if we want, but there's no stress in forcing a conversation, which after a tough week is a relief, we're playing a game. Talk, don't talk, it's fine. We're together. I like games that have some history. Partly I just like the richness of that history, but as a social thing, history means lots of good variations to play. I hope that you do get to more variations on each game. I recently ordered a Piemonte tarocco deck, and am happy to see it made a brief appearance. Hope you do get around to tarot games, as I have no idea how to play. I'm using a Mexican forty card deck now and am planning on getting an Italian deck in the near future. So please keep the reviews coming. I've written more than I intended, all I want to say is thanks.

Do you have a link for the Paris Pattern deck you show at 3:23?

From what shop did you get those cards in Rome? I'm searching such shop since weeks in Rome!!

Now snap your fingers AND BRING THEM ALL BACK!!! 🤓