Clay Poker Chip Set for Texas Hold’em, 500-Piece Professional Casino Blackjack Poker Set, Features a high-end Carrying case with Leather Interior Design and German Polycarbonate Shell

These are super heavy weighted chips. They feel extra solid. When in the case, the case is quite heavy. I also like that they are NOT numbered ($1, $5, etc.) which makes them more flexible for smaller or larger amounts.

This set is made extremely well, bought as Christmas present for nephew who was very happy with it

Jugamos poker todas las semanas nos encantan las fichas, el único punto es capaz de tuvo que poner numeración a las fichas. Colores, peso, maletín y demás está bien.

Best chip set i have ever bought, had an 8 person game with tons of chips to spare, nice weight

The chips are the same quality as a casino. No numbers on the chips so you can decide how much each is worth is great.

I bought this set for my husband for his birthday. It is really nice. It has a high quality feel to it. Definitely recommend.

These chips are very pleasing to play with. Our kids think stacking them over and over is a great game. They work well, and have a pleasant weight. My only real complaint is that the "red" is pink, and not a very attractive pink, and the yellow looks sickly. Everything else seems very well done.

Bottom line: A somewhat expensive poker set that emanates high professional quality.Pros:• Well-designed and -constructed• Compact• “Professional” qualityCons:• Somewhat expensive• Unknown if dice are “fair”• No instructions for card games nor bettingThe poker set contains several components, including the following: 2x decks of cards, 5x six-sided dice, 300x poker chips of various colors, a “dealer” token or button, all in a fairly compact carrying case.The centerpiece of the set is the chips themselves. The product page states they’re made of clay with an iron core. This review doesn’t purport any particular expertise with poker gear, but so-called professional chips are made in a similar manner: a metal core with a clay casing. They feel solid in the hand and make a satisfying “clinking” sound when stacking them together.The two decks of playing cards appear to be made with quality, meaning they’ll last probably hundreds, if not thousands, of hands. They feel a little wider than typical cards, but the width doesn’t detract from shuffling or holding them.The dice are translucent and have rounded edges. They also appear to be high quality, but it’s unknown whether they’re balanced enough to be “fair.” Thus, care should be taken (i.e., all participants should agree on using them), very especially if real money is used. At any rate, this review didn’t test for “fairness.”To the set’s credit, the carrying case itself is efficiently compact and lends an air of quality to the stored items. It’s emblazoned with the manufacturer’s name on the lid of the case. Given the weighty construction of the chips, the set is pretty heavy. As the origin of the set is from a Chinese manufacturer, it’s unknown if Western/US purchasers would recognize the case for what it is.At USD $69.99, the set is somewhat expensive. Relative to other options for chips, dice, and card decks, the set costs more than purchasing the individual items separately. However, it connotes a certain ambiance of serious or perhaps even professional play.Thus (and despite the price), the set is recommended. It’s versatile in portability, signals a serious tone for poker games, and a certain build and presentation quality.