39mm vs 44mn (1 Viewer)

[MrE]

I noticed there's different options for chip size, 38mm vs 44mn. Is there a casino standard or is one used more often than the other? Thanks in advance.

 

[Eriks]

More like 39 vs 43mm (CPC oversized are 44mm though). 43mm when used are generally reserved for the higher denoms, usually $1k+

 

[redrobin3]

39's are the usual standard for most chips with some casinos using the bigger 43 for $1000 and up.

 

[Colquhoun]

Some casinos use 43mm for their tournament chips.

 

[upNdown]

A lot of us home players have found the joy of 43mms (especially with the rise of cheaper, high quality ceramics.) But 39mm is definitely the casino standard.

 

[MrE]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate it.

 

[EverGreenGSO]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate it.

Also to add, Tina 43mm ceramics weigh the same as most Clay 39mm (Paulsons, CPC)

I think that's a big reason if its gonna be a Tina Chip I can't do 39mm

 

[upNdown]

Also to add, Tina 43mm ceramics weigh the same as most Clay 39mm (Paulsons, CPC)

I think that's a big reason if its gonna be a Tina Chip I can't do 39mm

Maybe the different molds weigh differently?

 

[Colquhoun]

Maybe the different molds weigh differently?
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Damn, just shy of official casino weight.

 

[EverGreenGSO]

Damn, just shy of official casino weight.

Yeah they're no Dice chips 13g that's for sure LOL

Seriously tho 39mm Tinas feel light and cheap while the 43mm feels like a totally different chip

 

[Huskerchipper]

Maybe the different molds weigh differently?
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Maybe the different molds weigh differently?
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43mm Web Mold with larger inlay

 

[upNdown]

43mm Web Mold with larger inlayView attachment 1432494

Ohhhhh, larger inlay. That explains it.