Seeking Advice: Should I buy the new Venerati chips? or any Suggestions/Alternatives (1 Viewer)

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Hi everyone, I’m relatively new to this poker chip scene and looking to buy a small set for my friend. I’ve used Monte Carlo (didn't like the feel) and those china-made(?) EPT ceramics (which felt decent).

My friend love the aesthetic of the Venerati set, but I've read some concerns here that the newer production from BuyPokerChips doesn't quite match the quality of the original sets. Can anyone confirm if the current set is still worth the buy?

My Criteria:
  • Budget: $1.50 - $2.00 per chip.
  • Preferences: I like the ceramic feel over plastic-slugged chips. I’ve looked at BR Pro Poker and CPC, but the stock designs didn't quite click. My friend also said no to Lucky Dragon and The Ascona design.
  • Quantity: Around 300ish (since its js a gift)
Should I just grab a Venerati sample and see for myself (I know this is the go to advice here, but perhaps someone could also enlighten me on it is worth buying from a quality standpoint or there are other options I should venture into, since im basically new to this), or should I consider making a custom set from somewhere? Or are there any other sets that you would recommend? Thank you in advance!
 
Only you can determine if something is worth it to you or not. People on here are shelling out upwards of $15k+ for a set of chips.

To me it's nowhere near worth it, to others it is.

My advice is to look at all the options such as the monthly group boys over at Broken Arrow's page on here. You can go pre-made or custom for around 47 cents a chip for hybrids.

This month's buy is closed (linked below), but another one should start shortly.

Link To Broken Arrow Cardroom Supply
 

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