UNGAR x MADISON ONE

This very special MADISON ONE Entry is for my personal UNGAR COLLECTION

UNGAR Playing Cards - BLUE - 1 of 1 Prototype
UNGAR Playing Cards - BLACK - 1 of 1 Prototype
UNGAR Playing Cards - 'DANIEL'S ( FIRST ) DECK
UNGAR Playing Cards - Sealed
UNGAR Joker Concept art by Madison
MADISON's Blue Shiner Shades
PRIVATE Video Message from Madison

At the start it was between Blue and Black for the official Ungar deck. When we settled on Black we were left with one single Blue Ungar deck.
This Madison One Entry includes the two original prototypes, my first Ungar deck and a new sealed deck. This also includes my Ungar Shiner Shades and the original concept art for the Joker, the idea of younger Stu playing his older self inspired by his quote...

"The only one to ever beat me was myself."

UNGAR Playing Cards — FEATURES

• Designed by Daniel Madison & Haris Arya, in collaboration with Stefanie Ungar.
• Premium crushed-stock cards for smooth handling — ideal for poker players and sleight-of-hand artists alike.
• Black-on-black aesthetic with subtle blue tones inspired by Stu’s iconic shades.
• Tribute artwork featuring Stu’s unmistakable silhouette.
• A custom Ace of Spades honouring Stu’s WSOP Championships.
• Stu Ungar appears as the King of Spades, and a younger Stu as the Jack of Spades.
• A unique Joker featuring Stu playing against his younger self.
• Includes an updated “Poker Lesson” card featuring a new deceptive method from Madison.
• A portion of proceeds donated to The Ungar Center for Hope.
  

“There will never be another Stu Ungar.”

But his spirit still shuffles in the shadows of every great game — and his legacy lives on through The UNGAR Playing Cards.

Attribution:

Name, image, and likeness of Stu Ungar used with permission of Stefanie Ungar Campbell.

DONATIONS

Madison Cards will contribute £2 to The Ungar Center for Hope, supporting trauma recovery, and holistic healing programs, for each UNGAR deck sold.

If you’d like to know more about The Ungar Center, please visit: https://www.ungarcenter.org/