NIANWUDU MUNTO Card Game Case for Cards Against Humanity to 2500+ Game Cards Storage Holder, Portable Carrying Case Fits Main Game and Expansions

I purchased the bigger blacker box (bbb) a couple of years ago.This tote in my opinion is better.The bbb is made of cardboard and fell apart within a year.The tote is much sturdier.

I was actually very surprised with how sturdy this case was. I git this because i have a cards against humanity box set and around 10-12ish extension packs and i still have plenty of room! The dividers are adjustable my only complaint is im not a fan of velcro.

I got 2 of them as I bought all the cards a year ago and they're still in great shape. Zippers work great. I love the dividers they come with too.

First star plus a a warning to parents or prudes: the pictures say “Thinking” the case says “Drinking”. Honestly since I was buying this for the original CAH I loved this, but those buyers wanting to store the family friendly version or your kid’s trading cards you might not be thrilled about this.Second star, the design of the exterior with the black/white theme keeping with the CAH game, excellent choice.Third star, the sturdiness of the case is phenomenal. Seriously a good hard shell and smooth moving but durable zippers, kudos!Fourth star, the upgraded interior dividers fit properly and don’t move around thanks to a strong velcro. the interior is a soft felt that won’t damage your cards. Again I really like this.The missing fifth star: there’s absolutely no way this case will hold 2,500 cards. Or rather CAH (playing card size) cards. It might hold that many trading cards, but even then it wouldn’t bank on it.I bought this because we are the couple that take our CAH game to every game night by request of our friends. We got this for the portability and protection of our cards.We have nearly all expansions and theme pack. We also have the CAH “Bigger Blacker Box” which is to hold the same quantity and had room to grow still yet but lacking the sturdy portability we wanted.I tried every possible combination of cards with and without dividers to no avail. I tried on sides and flat, I tried horizontally and vertically. There’s no way this holds as many cards as it says because I couldn’t get what I own in this much less the last few expansions and theme packs I don’t have or any expansions they might add later.Seriously bummed that I’m going to probably have to return it, though I’m considering keeping it for another game that needs a portable case because other than the fact it won’t hold my cards I love this case.

love this carrying case it hold all of our cards, (we have all of the cards against humanity sets). and everyone that sees the case finds it funny. Very sturdy case, good zipper, lots of room and best of all it has a handle for carrying all of the cards.

All types of cards fit in tis case.

Let me start by saying I have a rather large deck (hah, innuendo). That is to say, most of the expansion packs and even some custom cards. At first glance, I really enjoyed the design this case had to offer. The two toned color scheme seems ideally made for Cards Against Humanity. Unfortunately, this case was a bit of a disappointment.The overall quality is nice. The exterior is definitely where this case shines. The interior? Not so much.First, the velcro dividers are flimsy and don't quite fit the case as well as they should. Instead of designs with velcro flaps that you may have seen on other cases, this merely has a rounded edge of velcro. This leads to poor adhesion to the sides of the case. When you try to put any pressure on the dividers at all, they fail.Secondly, the dimensions are off. You can only install the larger dividers in one direction, vertically. There is no way to use them both horizontally. You can, however, use one vertically and the second horizontally--but then the smaller dividers will not fit. Assuming you stick with both long dividers vertically, there is far too much space between the cards. Add that to the poor velcro adhesion, and as soon as you try to actually use the case as a briefcase, all the cards shuffle around and you're left with a mess.I attempted to play with the direction of the cards. Alternating smaller stacks in different directions to make up the gaps in the space. After a few attempts, I felt like I was playing a weird card puzzle version of Jenga and gave up. If I wanted to play bizzaro-card-Jenga, I'd buy it. Wait, does that even exist? Hmm. Million dollar idea time.Overall, as I stated, the exterior of the case is nice. The handle is secure. The case has a good feel to it. But the interior needs some attention. I feel like maybe, by trying to accommodate to various card game options, they lost track of what the design of the case seems to imply it was designed for--Cards Against Humanity . This case might be a good fit if you have your cards in sleeves, or keep the smaller expansions in their boxes... But if you have your cards loose, I'd say keep shopping around. There seems to be better choices out there.3/5 stars.

It is great getting exactly what you ordered! Thanks!