Review on 🎰 Bluff Canyon Poker Chip Set - Heavyweight 13.5-Gram Clay Composite by Claysmith Gaming – Pack of 50 by Paul Dahl

Let's talk about the disadvantages first: Firstly, the paint peels off a bit at the edges. Not a lot, but a little. There's a slight sharpness around the edges, but to feel it you need to brush the edges just right. If you hold chips during the game, you won't even notice it. Now the pros: they look very professional. I love feeling them. They have a certain weight but I like that quality. I prefer the "clay composite" (plastic) feel to ceramic. I have several sets of ceramic patterns and they kind of look like toys. Milanos are good, but they resemble chalk and almost look like you're playing with thick slices of Pepto. I just prefer them to everyone else. I will slowly increase their inventory.