Rhode Island Novelty 1.5" Poker Chips: Premium Quality Casino Tokens Review

They are thin like plates with no edges. Difficult to pick up from the table. Irregular shapes with shimmering edges. Not very useful as poker chips.

Super cheap crappy flimsy chips. The plastic is poorly formed and dangles in places. The chips are very thin. In addition, they do not send you the specified quantity. I have 48 whites, 47 blues and 49 reds. I will not buy this product again, even from this seller.

I am happy with these chips. I bought them for a game that requires small round "chips". These chips were the cheapest I could find. They're not thick, but they don't break either. They're cheap and cheaply made, which is good to note. They would be great for a Tiddlywinks children's game.

Should have read other reviews. The chips are thin and cheap. They have sharp edges and look like they were taken from the machine that made them. I bought them for kids a few years ago to use in probability experiments. They were cheap but these are terrible. Looks completely different.

The ICs are very thin and cheap and there were many incomplete ICs in the packaging we received. Not cracked, mind you, but partially chips, as if not enough plastic was poured into the mold. We only needed them for a craft project so they were passable, but I definitely don't recommend them for their intended purpose.

Don't waste your money. Find another brand of chips. These are not the chips you are looking for. Some strange plastic. They appear to be hand carved. The colors are so dull they look dirty. White is actually a dirty gray. Blue and red are very dark. They are very thin and have protruding sprues. Many chips are not even round.

I thought they were similar to the chips we played 50 years ago when I was a kid. In fact, there is a photo on the box that looks exactly as I expected. However, they are not the same as in the photo. They are thin, like a communion wafer. They are very difficult to handle and play. If I had bought them at a dollar store I would still feel cheated.

I know I bought the cheapest poker chips I could find, but I was surprised at how cheap they actually were. In every way imaginable! The package was partially crushed and opened, the chips in the package were few (not 100) and they were of even lower quality than what I expected at a dollar store. They worked for my purpose of writing numbers on them to put in a drawstring bag, but if you're buying poker chips save your money and don't buy them.

The picture is totally misleading! Real chips do not look like the picture. Right, I tried to order cheap bike chips. The picture is so similar that I accidentally bought these. They don't even come close to matching the quality of the bike. They are very thin and brittle, and there are even pieces of slag left on the seams of the casting, so quality control is not very important for this company. My advice: if you want basic quality chips, go with the slightly more expensive Bicycle brand. If…