SirFatalx
High Hand
I am looking to purchase a new chipset for home cash games that look and feel identical to casinos chip quality. I was looking into the Showdown chips and that's all I could find, any recommendations?
Welcome to the forum!I am looking to purchase a new chipset for home cash games that look and feel identical to casinos chip quality. I was looking into the Showdown chips and that's all I could find, any recommendations?
Well I got it partly right, and I spelled your name correctly, at least!Hello and welcome!
(Slight correction: the BJ (Bud Jones) chips that I have for sale are called Big Easy Casino chips, with a Mardi Gras themed inlay art. Thanks for the shout-out, @LotsOfChips )
I am looking to purchase a new chipset for home cash games that look and feel identical to casinos chip quality.
That's probably a bit on the high end. A 600-chip set of new casino-quality chips will typically cost somewhere between 75c to $3 per chip (depending on material type and manufacturer), so somewhere between $450 and $1800. It's certainly possible to spend three grand for a high-end set, however.$3000, look to spend that.
The Showdown chips are inexpensive plastic chips with metal slugs, cost about 16c/chip, and are absolutely nothing like most real casino chips.I was looking into the Showdown chips and that's all I could find, any recommendations?