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In MyMemeCards, the meme card game, “Très bien ce chèque !” is a rare card of the Memes FR pack, number 2891 of the collection, and the 753rd best-known meme of its 3507 cards. Here is what the meme means, where it comes from, and how to get its card.
What does the “Très bien ce chèque !” meme mean?
The line imitates the approval of an all-powerful figure who looks over the sum handed to him and nods with satisfaction. It conveys contentment at receiving money, with the humor coming from the near-divine tone set against the plainness of a check. People use it on payday, when getting a refund or a gift, or to tease someone counting their cash. The register is goofy and good-natured.
Where does the “Très bien ce chèque !” meme come from?
Les 11 Commandements is a French film directed by François Desagnat and Thomas Sorriaux, released in France on February 4, 2004. It stars Michaël Youn, Vincent Desagnat and Benjamin Morgaine, alongside Patrick Timsit, Djibril Cissé, Amélie Mauresmo and Gad Elmaleh. Dieudonné plays the “god of jokes”, who sets the gang a series of absurd challenges to bring smiles back to people. That character, Dieudo, is the one the card highlights. The movie, a string of sketches, has remained a source of lines that audiences keep quoting through clips and edits.
- February 4, 2004Les 11 Commandements is released in France, with Dieudonné as the god of jokes.
How to use the “Très bien ce chèque !” meme
- Say the line when a bank transfer or refund lands.
- Answer a friend who hands you an envelope for a favor.
- Caption a screenshot of a scene from the film.
- Tease someone studying a receipt far too seriously.
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The “Très bien ce chèque !” card in MyMemeCards
| Number | No. 2891 |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Rare |
| Collection | Memes FR pack |
| Fame | 50/100 · #753 of 3507 |
| Recycle value | 10 MemeCoins (30 in Shiny) |
| Suggested by | @elgreco |
How to get the “Très bien ce chèque !” card
Every pack holds 5 meme cards, the first 3 of them Common; Très bien ce chèque ! comes out of the Memes FR pack as a rare card. The pack odds say what each rarity weighs.
Your first pack is free and needs no account. After that a new free pack lands every 10 minutes, up to 3 waiting for you. You can also buy the card with MemeCoins on the market, bid for it at auction, or trade it — and a double recycles into 10 MemeCoins.
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5 meme cards, one of them at least Rare. One free pack per person.
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Odds per card, averaged over a pack: Common 72%, Rare 23.9%, Epic 3.2%, Legendary 0.56%, Mythic 0.3%, Full Art ≤ 0.1%, Shiny 0.2%. Cards 1 to 3 are always Common, cards 4 and 5 climb the rarities. Rates drop for cards that circulate a lot. Details
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Frequently asked questions
Where does “Très bien ce chèque” come from?
The card ties the line to Dieudo, the god of jokes in the film Les 11 Commandements.
Who plays the god of jokes?
Dieudonné plays the role in the film, released in France on February 4, 2004.
When should you use this line?
When you receive money or want to approve a payment with a solemn, amused air.
How do I get the Très bien ce chèque ! meme card?
Open a pack of MyMemeCards: “Très bien ce chèque !” is a rare card of the Memes FR pack. Your first pack is free, with no account, and you can also buy, trade or win the card at auction.
How rare is the Très bien ce chèque ! card?
It is a Rare card. Rarity decides which pack slot can deal it, and what it is worth on the market.
Sources: Wikipédia — Les Onze Commandements · checked on October 18, 2026.
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