Planning Cards for Estimation, 6 Sets in 1 Deck

Very fun. Great item for teaching planning poker in my Agile class. Price point is perfect. I can ask the students to buy their own pack and not feel that I have added to those personal debt. If they go tomagile companies, these are things they can use.

High quality color and finish. Excited to use these with my scrum team! I especially like the coffee card. I’ll be using it for team members to signal when they want a break. I order two boxes of cards and one did arrive with slight damage to the paper container, but all the cards inside are in perfect condition.

The fact that the deck comes with 6 complete sets of cards makes it very useful for our teams. The different colored sets made it fun. Love the designs of the cards, as well.

These are great planning poker cards. Nice fun designs, good material and a great price.

High quality product that is great for use in planning meetings. The 6 sets is really helpful for my team as is not having the usual 40 and 100 values, which are not very useful. Bonus, the fun design is usually good for a few laughs.

These cards are fantastic- definitely the best ones I've seen or used. This would be a five star product if the box the cards came in held up a bit better, but unfortunately it seems to fall apart pretty quickly.

I purchased these to help a couple new scrum teams practice story pointing. They're as sturdy as regular playing cards and I like that the deck includes enough for 6 team members to participate. I also like the coffee card as it's a nice way to signal for a break during a gruelling session, though I've heard inclusion of a beer card would be preferred by some.

I bought these to try and help my team perform a little better with the agile process. Works as expected and really works with the kanban process we've settled with here at work! If an agile process is something you are looking for in your work environment, this is a great way to discuss task effort... It allows for tasks to enter a very open discussion between the team and has for us helped us find pain points and user stories at risk.