Not Mine Big Dog Poker chips (1 Viewer)

[Organista1]

Anyone know what kind of chips these are and if they’re clay or ceramic or what? They appear to be custom lmk if you know. Thank you

Erik

 

[TheDuke]

No idea but looks like plastic with sticker labels.

Looks like there's flashing on the white chips.

Edgespots look too uniform for real clay.

Concentric circles look nice.

 

[Beakertwang]

These are slugged plastics from chiplab.com. Not horrible for sluggos, but they’re worth 20¢/chip max.

 

[Organista1]

Sorry forgot to add link

Check out this item on OfferUp. https://offerup.co/eudRBB5Bgrb

 

[TheDuke]

These are slugged plastics from chiplab.com. Not horrible for sluggos, but they’re worth 20¢/chip max.

For 1000 chips, these would cost 80¢ each on chip lab. Not saying they're worth anywhere close to 80¢ each but the seller is basically asking for cost.

Per the website, you would need to order 50,000 chips to get to 55¢ per chip.

 

[Organista1]

For 1000 chips, these would cost 80¢ each on chip lab. Not saying they're worth anywhere close to 80¢ each but the seller is basically asking for cost.

Per the website, you would need to order 50,000 chips to get to 55¢ per chip.

Makes sense then, I tried to look them up but couldn’t find them so I had to ask the forum. Thanks fellas

 

[Beakertwang]

For 1000 chips, these would cost 80¢ each on chip lab. Not saying they're worth anywhere close to 80¢ each but the seller is basically asking for cost.

Per the website, you would need to order 50,000 chips to get to 55¢ per chip.

I suppose I should clarify: I realize they sell for upwards of $1/chip as a custom product, but they're closer in actual quality to the Claysmith products such as Showdowns, or the Monaco Casinos from Discount Poker Shop.

 

[Goldfish]

Anyone know what kind of chips these are and if they’re clay or ceramic or what? They appear to be custom lmk if you know. Thank you

Erik

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I don’t know who makes them but a game in my area uses them …… they are very slippery and stacks fall over easily.

 

[Beakertwang]

Sorry forgot to add link

Check out this item on OfferUp. https://offerup.co/eudRBB5Bgrb

There are much better options to be found for 80¢/chip.

 

[Organista1]

There are much better options to be found for 80¢/chip.

Agree for sure, I don’t even mind the cards mold chips… it’s a good bang for buck option.

 

[Beakertwang]

Agree for sure, I don’t even mind the cards mold chips… it’s a good bang for buck option.

Cards molds are far superior to the Chip Lab plastics, IMO.

 

[TheDuke]

I don’t know who makes them but a game in my area uses them …… they are very slippery and stacks fall over easily.
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It's too bad they're so slippery. The have a decent look to them.