Get yourself a poker chip set I thought. It will be easy I thought. (3 Viewers)

[BigGrizz]

Let's advocate a direct ripoff. I guess that's not new to Tina.

There are certainly plenty of examples of blue Vegas $1s, but it is by no means the standard.

My understanding is that the standard color pallet is because of Atlantic City law. Nevada has no laws regarding chip color but casinos typically copy the AC standard. The big exception is $1 where its mostly split 50/50 between blue and white with blue becoming more popular as time goes on. I would be blue is the standard in like 20 years.

 

[Old State]

My understanding is that the standard color pallet is because of Atlantic City law. Nevada has no laws regarding chip color but casinos typically copy the AC standard. The big exception is $1 where its mostly split 50/50 between blue and white with blue becoming more popular as time goes on. I would be blue is the standard in like 20 years.

I think you are right. AC is less than 2 hours from me and Borgata has always been my home casino. I’ll always use white $1s unless I’m doing a Vegas homage. I also play at the Encore in Boston when I’m on work trips. They use white $1s as well. I had just thought it was an East Coast thing.

 

[BigGrizz]

I think it may be am East Coast thing where many Vegas casinos also have/had operations in AC so the white spread. That said, it is a clear trend that white is on the way out in Vegas amd blue is the new $1. Bellagio, Aria, Wynn, Caesars, Paris; basically the cool places to be have gone blue.

 

[WedgeRock]

 

[warewulf]

I'm sure you will find that you get what you pay for. Tina ceramics are a good bang for your buck.

I got sucked in to this hobby looking to add on to my hot stamped diamond chips 20+ years ago. I was just looking to add on and found that there are *much nicer* options available.