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I am writing this particular review for a specific potential buyer: someone looking for a dice bag for tabletop or tabletop roleplaying games. I owe a great debt of gratitude to reviewer T. Jones, who posted photos of the US quarter coin next to his pocket to give it a scale. But even they didn't quite answer my question: how much can it hold? Well I'm pleased to report that this carry-on contains the emptied contents of a pound-sized box of dice owned by Certain Dice Company and quite a bit more. Not only does it look far prettier than the That Whiskey Company bags often used for dice, it also looks like it'll hold up better (time will tell, of course). Also, it should be noted that when using the appropriate Hide & Drink tray (discussed later) as a dice tray, the larger white sack provided with each should be large enough to hold both , and (unlocked). ) tray (with a little nudge, of course). In conclusion, while there are dice packs (and trays) at a lower price point, I figured the better materials (and the ability to get a matching set) were worth the price difference. It's up to the buyer to decide if that's fair to you. Nevertheless, I am more than satisfied with the purchase and can only recommend it.