Bicycle's PokerPeek Card Technology Debuts at The World Series of Poker Main Event

On May 30, 2007, Bicycle, the biggest playing card maker in the world, is debuting their brand new Bicycle Pro "PokerPeek" Card for the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event.

The PokerPeek card is designed to prevent poker players from having to lift the corner of their cards unnecessarily when they are checking on what they have been given by the dealer.

By putting the appropriate icon in each of the card's corners, the poker players only need to lift an inch of the cards to see what they have been given by the dealer. Rob Clendening, the Bicycle Poker Card Manager, said that despite all of the problems that poker has encountered in the past months, it is still the U.S.'s number one casino card game.

The Bicycle Card with the PokerPeek feature is the first important development regarding the playing cards in decades. PokerPeek cards also provide technical priority and highest card quality paper, designed for poker professionals.

It is now readily available for anyone who wants to indulge in the game of poker full time. Anyone interested can watch the poker players like Doyle Brunson and T.J. Cloutier use it for the first time at the 2007 World Series of Poker Main Event.

June 19, 2007
John Tucker