Milano Casino Grade Clay Poker Chip 10-Gram by Claysmith Gaming - Pack of 50 Review

The best casino quality chip for the money. I have two cases like this and they have been running 2-3 games a week for a year. Fiction.

I wanted the playing chips to be as realistic as those in the big casinos so I could practice my tricks with the chips. They are as close to reality as I've ever had. Weight, texture and size are indistinguishable from real casino chips.

UPDATE They solved the problem quickly-- There were 5 defective chips in the batch (nothing valuable, obviously the sticker fell off before packing) Very disappointed I bought this expensive chip because I wanted the best -notch quality for my installed game. I hope the others (I bought 500) didn't get hurt. They will ask you to resend 5 erroneous ones.

Unfortunately, 50 cent Milano chips are much thicker than chips of other denominations. If you put all the chips of different denominations next to each other in stacks of 20, the 50 cent stack is almost a whole chip higher than the rest of the chips. I sent them back and just ordered 25 cents extra for my games at 50 cents for $1.

To be honest I was surprised. These chips are way better than I expected. You really feel the quality of the casino. The only difference between them and casino chips is how they are shuffled. The casino chips I have at my local Hard Rock Casino definitely shuffle smoother, but for the Milano price I can't complain. Very happy with it. I will now buy a set of 1000 or 500 pieces.

First things first, the Milano chips were covered in white powder residue and looked dull, but that's to be expected. After I cleaned them and applied a thin coat of mineral oil, the chips got their true color. Beautiful and very cool. I couldn't be happier. Big update for my old plastic cube chips. Now Shipping and Packing: Shipping was fast and arrived before the estimated arrival date. The box had a huge hole and several chips were damaged. I don't know whose fault it is. Which brings me to…

First of all, these chips can convince. Exactly what I was hoping for. Real tone, they have the right look, sound and feel. The ONLY sad thing was that three of my chips were broken when I received them. I bought 1000 and didn't check everything carefully but it looks like all the damage happened in a $5 envelope. The packaging was mostly very well done. The $1 and $500 bills were packaged in a bag with the thin plastic containing the chips torn so the bag was full of chips but did no harm…

There are really only two ways to buy clay poker chips: 1) buy casino quality chips which cost between $1.50 and $2.00 per chip (like CPC) or 2) Pay $0.40 per chip and buy these chips. Crisps. Anything cheaper than this and the quality goes down much faster than the price. That being said, there are quality differences between these chips and those that are 4-5 times more expensive: 1) They break from time to time (once when someone breaks a stack, once when one falls on the floor, so order a…