What am I looking at here? FAKE Golden Nugget chip? (1 Viewer)

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Interesting - that looks like a ceramic, almost like a no mold from Tina. Gross.

Who‘s the manufacturer - I don’t recognize the symbol (same place as where the Top Hat & Cane is on the house mold).
 
I almost bought that small house mold cash set that casinochipper was selling about a month back from GN. My only hope now is that these horrible, plasticy garbage chips will put the casino out of business and I'll be able to pickup some Paulson's.
Seriously… we’ll have to wait and see if patrons care at all. To some extent I actually think they will but to what degree these specific pooramics will hurt them will be a wait and see
 
Seriously… we’ll have to wait and see if patrons care at all. To some extent I actually think they will but to what degree these specific pooramics will hurt them will be a wait and see


Unfortunately the vast majority of people in casinos or poker rooms don't give two licks about poker chips, they'd play with plastic interlocking plain blue, red and white chips if needs be, they just care about the gambool.
 
Unfortunately the vast majority of people in casinos or poker rooms don't give two licks about poker chips, they'd play with plastic interlocking plain blue, red and white chips if needs be, they just care about the gambool.
I’d agree but in LV with half a dozen alternatives a block away I’d think some measurable portion will care enough. Enough to put GN under? I doubt it but here’s to hoping!
 
The Linq put up a chip like that when they opened.

I don't have a picture on me. But it is pretty terrible in look and feel. Hard to tell if it is effecting their business.
 
Are there any other major casinos that use them? They may feel OK and other casinos designs might look great but GNs look like total cheap garbage imo
Linq, Cromwell, Planet Hollywood, Caesars Palace (though I only have the Linq and Cromwell chips in my posession). My guess is that in time, all Caesars-owned properties will use ICON. Big label, they don't wear down, and they resist "hooker-juice", which may be a concern in this post-COVID world.

EDIT: Downtown Grand also uses ICON.
 
Linq, Cromwell, Planet Hollywood, Caesars Palace (though I only have the Linq and Cromwell chips in my posession). My guess is that in time, all Caesars-owned properties will use ICON. Big label, they don't wear down, and they resist "hooker-juice", which may be a concern in this post-COVID world.

EDIT: Downtown Grand also uses ICON.
Ahhh I have Linqs… for whatever reason their print quality is crap but I’m guessing it’ll save them a few hundred thousand up front and more over the life of the chips. :vomit:
 

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