Suggestions for club poker chips (1 Viewer)

[Cole Lomas]

Hi all, I help run a poker club that typically hosts around 3-5 table tourneys.

We would like to get some customers chips made with our logo on them.

Its a public club and expect that the chips are going to get heavy use and get knocked around a bit - so not looking to go high high end.

Anyone have suggestions to point me in the right direction to get started?

 

[Eriks]

Sounds like @BR Pro Poker is what you need. Fully customized ceramic (durable) chips at $.78/chip, as long as you're doing more than a 1000 pc, but I don't see how you couldn't when covering 3-5 tables.

https://brpropoker.com/collections/custom-chips/products/custom-poker-chip-standard-39mm

 

[Pinball]

Matsui is always an option, esp. when you would like to add security options.

 

[mipevi]

I believe Matsui offers budget chips if you prefer plastic over ceramic (I know I do). I was quoted €0.37 per for the below CC151-line a few years back, I think those color combos were the only ones you could choose from. With Matsui the artwork fees can add up though, better ask them directly for up to date information.

 

[surfik]

Ceramic or plastic... Both easier to clean

 

[tabletalker7]

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• tabletalker7
• Apr 30, 2020

Micro Stakes

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• tabletalker7
• Apr 30, 2020

quick breakdown

@BR Pro Poker is perfect for your exact scenario. As you can see from the pictures, they did great for me. Once the artwork and proofs are approved, you will have chips in about 3 weeks. Doesn't get better than that.

 

[allforcharity]

SunFly and ABC/BR Pro ceramics best bang for buck for quality, durability, and customizing options.

 

[mipevi]

@Cole Lomas Don’t forget to get samples first!

 

[kaimat]

Can you order directly from Paulson? If you could order some "charity night" chips I'm sure a lot of members would chip in to help bring the cost down for you.