Does someone recognize these chips? (1 Viewer)

[ExileExistence]

Hi everyone,

I came across these chips in a video from an amateur poker tournament at Gamescom 2021 in Germany, and I really like the colors and the overall chip design.

However, I haven’t been able to identify or track them down so far. The white inlay with the large denomination and the script-style font above it seems quite distinctive and relatively uncommon.

 

[CDC]

Ceramics from sunfly:

https://pokersupplies.uk/product/su...d-renowned-classic-design-with-textured-feel/

 

[CDC]

Or brpro:

https://brpropoker.com/collections/valentino

 

[Machine]

The giveaway is that the inserts don't line up. Not a fan of the felt, or that eggshell card!

 

[ExileExistence]

Thanks, guys, for the responses. This helps me a lot, as I can now avoid ordering samples. My tournament set requires a T25 chip, and I prefer the standard color scheme, where the 25 should be green. For some reason it’s blue here, and I also prefer bolder, more vibrant colors overall, as well as a smaller inlay. Based on other videos, reviews, and what I see in the shop, these chips are simply not what I’m looking for.

 

[Snapplefacts]

Thanks, guys, for the responses. This helps me a lot, as I can now avoid ordering samples. My tournament set requires a T25 chip, and I prefer the standard color scheme, where the 25 should be green. For some reason it’s blue here, and I also prefer bolder, more vibrant colors overall, as well as a smaller inlay. Based on other videos, reviews, and what I see in the shop, these chips are simply not what I’m looking for.

Obviously doesn’t matter if you don’t like the designs, but there’s an alternate “high roller” version that are a bit more vibrant. I use these for my T25 tournament chips and they look and feel great! You can also pay extra to have the pips align with the edge spots if that was a problem for you

 

[Labrat]

I always thought the normal Valentino chips' colors were too muted and hard to tell apart. The high rollers are much better, IMO.