Playing Card Trump-11 Symbol
🃫 represents a playing card “Trump-11” in the Unicode playing card set.
U+1F0EB
🃫 is the Unicode playing card symbol for “Trump-11.” It’s handy for labeling cards, building card game UIs, or adding clear visual cues in text. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML/code escapes in your projects.
Playing Card Trump-11 Symbol Meaning
🃫 denotes the playing card “Trump-11” (Unicode name: PLAYING CARD TRUMP-11, code point U+1F0EB). In practice, people use it as a precise visual label for that specific trump card in digital card games, scoreboards, and card lists. It can also work as a compact icon in documents and chats when you want to reference a particular card without writing a long description. Because it is a standardized Unicode symbol, it’s generally more consistent across platforms than custom images, and it can be used in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript wherever Unicode characters are supported.
Common uses
- •Labeling a specific card (Trump-11) in a digital card game UI
- •Displaying card lists or inventories in text-based game interfaces
- •Annotating screenshots or bug reports for card-tracking features
- •Designing minimalist icons for card hands, decks, or decks-by-name views
- •Adding a clear “which card is this?” marker in chat, logs, or turn summaries
Examples
🃫 Playing Card Trump-11
- 🃫Trump-11: 🃫
- 🃫Turn 3 played 🃫 — watch the lead!
- 🃫Your hand includes 🃫 and a higher trump.
- 🃫Score update: Player A drew 🃫.
- 🃫Deck view: 10, 11, 🃫, then 12.
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F0EB | |
| HTML Entity | 🃫 | |
| HTML Code | 🃫 | |
| CSS | \1F0EB |
FAQ
What does the Playing Card Trump-11 symbol mean?
🃫 denotes the playing card “Trump-11” (Unicode name: PLAYING CARD TRUMP-11, code point U+1F0EB). In practice, people use it as a precise visual label for that specific trump card in digital card games, scoreboards, and card lists. It can also work as a compact icon in documents and chats when you want to reference a particular card without writing a long description. Because it is a standardized Unicode symbol, it’s generally more consistent across platforms than custom images, and it can be used in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript wherever Unicode characters are supported.
What is 🃫 called?
It’s called “Playing Card Trump-11” in the Unicode playing card set.
What is the Unicode code point for 🃫?
U+1F0EB.
How do I copy 🃫 in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: 🃫.
Will 🃫 work in JavaScript?
Yes—Unicode escapes are supported. One option is \\u{1F0EB}.