Trademark Poker Striped Chip, 11.5gm

My "home game" (it's in the club house of the mobile home park I live in) uses 5, 10, 25, and 50 cent denominations. When I bought new chips the blue ones we used for dimes was a bit dull and in a stack of green is less than optimal lighting they were hard to see. These work perfect for our use. The chips themselves have a nice feel to them and a nice sound when they strike each other. And if you need to add chips to a set this is by far the best price I've seen anywhere. Just can't figure why the white cost more than the rest (good thing I got plenty of white :-)

If you are looking at these chips in his price range then you have likely seen this style before. They have more weight to them than cheap plastic chips, but are much lower in quality than some of the better clay chips. The reason I give these a 5-star rating is that the product I received was the best looking set of chips, in this class, that I have seen. They were delivered in a sleeve in a padded mailer. There were no chips, yellowing, and very few design printing flaws. I would buy these again in a heartbeat.

Yes the color is slightly different than the picture. I use them to keep track during workouts, so I could care less about that.

The green color is a clear, rich, distinctive green color. An easy-to-see green in the pile of chips. It stacks well with my existing chips and has the same feel and heft. A good choice!

The color is light purple but the chips are great, it’s a big hit when we play Roulette with friends and family. Plan on ordering more.

Very heavy, feels solid. Nice noise when they hit each other.

Overall the chips are good quality. They are a little thinner than normal. In a standard chip rack you can fit 21 per row instead of 20.I bought pink, gray, yellow, orange and purple. All of the colors were decent except the purple. It looks more like a dull dark blue and less like purple.Overall I’m happy, the purple was a bummer though....

These are a a knockoff of the old Bud Jones plastic chips once used in real casinos. If you just kind of don't like the dice style chips available everywhere, these are a good option for the same price.It seems the color varies from one batch to the next, so I guess don't bet your life on my impending positive color comments. The orange is a nice somewhat bright but slightly soft color. Most delightful to me was that the "white" parts are in fact an extremely light tannish off-white color, which is exactly what the Bud Jones company did on a lot of chips.Now the gripes...The shape is not consistent. Some chips are slightly warped. Not enough to notice when holding, but obvious when stacked. Most of them have the center area (inside the dashed circle) very slightly higher than the area outside the dashed circle. This is the opposite of the correct way. The middle should be slightly lower, so if you have a hot-stamped logo it doesn't wear down as easily. Stacks of chips are also a bit less stable than they would be if the outer area was higher (and of course the chip were perfectly flat).None of this is unusual for the cheapest molded 2-tone chips, but I kind of think modern manufacturing could do a better job.I can see some blobby mold marks on some chips (visible, but can't be felt). This probably wouldn't happen if the manufacturer didn't insist on using a weighted insert. If you shine a bright flashlight through the chip, you can see the plume marks are right where the metal internal disc has holes. I wonder if the difficulty in molding around this metal core contributes to the other inconsistencies.I don't know why the makers of fake chips always insist on trying to make their fake chips of all sorts heavier than their real casino counterparts. Fake clay chips are slugged to be 13.5 grams, while real clay chips in casinos are 10-11. The low-end Bud Jones chips these are copied from were fully plastic and weighed 8 or 9 grams, but these are slugged to be 11.5. This adds a metallic ring sound.The spade and club shapes were not designed well. The stems are just rectangular blocks.Overall... whatever, it's fine for cheap chips which are fancier than simple single-color red-white-blues.

Exactly what I thought I’d get

The colours are not as vibrant as you see them online. I have bought 10 colours of these poker chips and the blue and purple are almost identical.

Me agradaron mucho las fichas, de verdad vale la pena la calidad de las mismas. Los puntos de los dados estan en su sitio. La pintura no esta corrida y NO hay bordes gruesos o rebabas plasticas.Satisfecho al 100 %.

Awesome chips!!!! Thx!

These are amazing. I brought it to add sone chips to the expensive set i already have and these are higher quality. I'm buying some more!