🎰 Brybelly Nile Club Casino Grade Ceramic Poker Chip - 50 Pack, 10-Gram Review

The chips all came washed, the original color has disappeared, they don't even match the ones bought before. Terrible quality.

Misprints and washed-out colors, poorly processed chips. Out of 400 chips, only a dozen came out with no problems. I love the design of the Nile Clubs but I will not be buying them again.

The chips were defective and very discolored. They should be an addition to the 500 chips I already have, which is great. Nile Club chips are great but they were defective and should have been rejected. I'm not sure if this is a seller or manufacturer issue. Will rearrange and update the overview accordingly.

Good first. Printing on these chips is as good as or better than ceramic chips, which cost twice as much. What's happening? 4 chips out of 100 had pretty bad chips. Because many others had smaller chips. It doesn't affect usage, but if you have OCD, look online for a retailer other than this Revain retailer that sells the chips individually and order a few extras.

I have bought Nile Club chips in the past and they represent good value for money for this type of chips. But when I ordered more the new ones were almost completely washed out colorless Rice shows old (bright even after many uses) and new side by side. What gives? Update: Brybelly Customer Service said the color could not be guaranteed and offered to return it, which I did.

I picked up some bricks 25s. That's great. The center isn't a sticker, it's printed on each chip and I prefer these cheap stickers. The colors are vibrant and these things scream "play with me!" and I can't help but do it. They are smooth with no burrs, but fold and blend incredibly well. If I were rich, I would buy a whole set of Nile Club chips.

These chips are smooth and crunchy. composite chips that produce more slap/crack noise when squirted. I really like the feel and weight of these chips and the graphics are burned in so there are no protrusions or stickers. They are a lot more like professional casinos than some of the others I have.

for these chips is generally excellent as after some research I had to decide between them or Tiki Kings ceramic. I think Tiki Kings chips are probably better overall, but Nile Club chips are cheaper. I went with the Nile Club. some denominations look rather dull and pixelated, 25 cents and $1. The pink $2.50 chip and red $5 chip look amazing. Overall the chips look and feel good. They can't be beat for the price. My poker friends love their looks and appreciate the visible value of the chips…