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[NoLimitG]

Can anyone point me to a good chip case for 1000+ chips

 

[iLogik]

Apache 3800 or 4800
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[EastCoastCali]

I'd recommend the apache cases from harbor freight. Either 1x(tight) or 2x 3800's, a 4800, or even the 5800. Wait for the sales, they have good sales often on these. the last one was 50% off.

 

[upNdown]

The Versa deluxe is the only case designed to hold 1,000 chips that I’ve ever seen, that’s actually a quality build.

 

[TKEUofM]

Or go custom with @alecnetwoodworks

All depends on if you plan on traveling with them or simply for display.

 

[chippitydoodah]

Versa works fine

 

[Tonysquander]

Jacks Viper is my go to travel case.

https://www.jackspoker.com.au/the-viper-1000-chip-poker-case-pre-order~3403

 

[TheYeti]

The Versa deluxe is the only case designed to hold 1,000 chips that I’ve ever seen, that’s actually a quality build.

This is the case I use and I love it!

 

[RedDirtBo]

This is the case I use and I love it!

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I have the 600 chip version of this, and like it a lot.

 

[Natskule]

Can anyone point me to a good chip case for 1000+ chips

Design your own at mycasebuilder.com

 

[Taghkanic]

I modified a Versa 1,000 chip case to hold racks rather than using the supplied interior velvet thingies:

A series of posts about the demolition and modifications starts here, pics on the following page:

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/versa-cases-back-in-stock-at-dps.20404/post-1237572

After demo there was room for 1,100 chips plus a card setup.

I very much prefer to have cases where chips can be stored in barrels rather than long rows/columns, which is why I put racks in these cases. (You can also commission inserts from some vendors if you want to have barrel-sized slots.) For the same reasons I don’t use multi-level cases requiring trays to be lifted up to see/access everything.

The long built-in rows in many cases often hold unpredictable numbers of chips (especially given that chip thicknesses vary), so you can’t just eyeball them to get counts.

Being able to grab barrels also makes it so much easier to manage things in-game. Plus it makes counting chips you’ve stored so much easier.

Bear in mind that any case with 1K chips will be fairly heavy, if you’re traveling with it. (Can’t remember if rollers are available for Versas.)

For my home game I now am using an Apache 9800 which has room for 1,400+ chips, multiple setups, buttons/cubes, a large cash slot, etc.:

It comes with pick & pluck foam which I arranged to hold racks, on a single level. This is great for “serving” chips in game, but it’s not something I’d want to move farther than 50 yards from the house to a car. But Apache has lots of other, smaller sizes.