Brybelly 14 Gram 1000 Count Poker Set - Monte Carlo - 14G Clay Composite Chips with Aluminum Case, Playing Cards, Dealer Button for Poker, Texas Hold'em, Blackjack, Casino Games at Home

Overall chips are excellent quality. The weight and durability seem pretty perfect. A few of them are defected but they aren’t even that bad, just minor imperfections but that’s to be expected. Out of 1000 maybe 20 or less are “imperfect” but you barely notice unless you look at them up close. Also the case completely sucked but again I expected that based on reading everyone else’s reviews

The delivery time was amazing. I’m very impressed by the quality of the chips. I have ordered 3 sets. One for me and two were gifts. If they offer this at this price again I will definitely buy a couple more for friends and family. (Hint hint)

Case is slightly damaged. Nothing was bent but it doesn’t fully close. I also agree with previous reviews that I wouldn’t trust the handle to carry the weight of the chips. I ordered $10 chips separately and wish I didn’t have so many $1 and $5 chips. Love this set overall. I also looked for .50 chips which is offered on another website for almost $80 for 100 chips 😳 I also wish it came with cut cards. The inside molding also isn’t glued down on one side. Chips are nice and I didn’t see any that had the middle sticker pealing on initial inspection

I have never owned a set of poker chips and usually had to rely on borrowing a friend's set for home games. I started looking for chips, but with so many manufacturers, who knows which chips to buy. I had a few requirements for the chips I wanted 1) a minimum of 10 grams 2) denominations on the inlay and 3) a simple design to the inlay 4) distinguishable colors and finally 5) cost. The reason for my requirements came from playing in various home games and poker rooms. To me, some chips feel too light, like the cheap thin plastic ones. The floor managers in Las Vegas must be asked frequently about the weight of their chips by people looking to buy chips for their home games. The average Las Vegas chip is 10 grams, that is they are between 8.5 to 11 grams at different casinos. Some poker rooms, during tournaments, have 100 & 500 chips that appear to look the same when splashed in the pot. Typically 100's are black and 500's are purple, usually with an accent color. The cost, well I'm frugal. I'm buying chips for home games, not setting up my own casino. So the search for poker chips began. I did as much reading of reviews as I could before my eyes crossed. Several reviewers had high marks for these chips, with a few pointing out what other reviewers have, problems with the case, rough chip edges, off center inlays etc. For me, I liked the Monte Carlo's had distinguishable colors and that the denominations matched the typical colors associated with them. While there is no regulation for denomination to color, most casinos and card rooms follow the primary color to denomination this set has. I also wanted to be able to have cash games and tournaments. The $1 & $5 chips will work great for this, while the $25 to $1000 fulfills the tournament side. These chips are composite with center slugs to add the weight. At 14 grams each and 1000 chips, that's 30 pounds in chips. If they made a 10 gram chip set, I would've gone with that. Well I received my chips. The shipping box looked like it has seen some traveling, thankfully another box containing the case and chips was inside. Additionally, the interior box had the case enclosed in styrofoam. The carry case was in proper condition, no shipping damage. The chips are packaged in rolls or 25, so the unwrapping began. A word of advice, while unwrapping each roll, use a dry towel to empty them into, as a roll. Just give them all a quick wipe and move on to the next roll. This just gets off all the factory dust. I randomly inspected chips as I unwrapped each roll. I did not find any with off center inlays, the sticker with the denomination, and the edges of the chips were surprisingly smooth. From other reviews, I expected to have to clean up chip edges, but I didn't have to. The three sets of playing cards are standard inexpensive cards, good for go fish I guess. But irrelevant because I use Copag plastic cards for poker games. If you plan on carrying and traveling with this 1000 chip set, as I said, it's 30 pounds. A lot to carry in the simple case. But because I plan on cash and tournament play, I'll be purchasing two 500 chip carriers to separate the $1 & $5 chips and the $25 to $1000 chips for easier carry and transportation. Another thing I liked about this set, is adding chips or replacing lost chips, the Monte Carlo's are available in sleeves of 50 in each denomination. Brybelly Monte Carlo Premium Poker Chip Heavyweight 14-gram Clay Composite - Pack of 50 ($1 White) I didn't know they sell a ten chip sample set, so that's always an option if you're unsure if you'll like these. Monte Carlo 14gm Clay Poker Chip Sample Set - 10 New Chips For me, this chip set met my requirements. I hope this long review helps anyone looking for a good set of poker chips for their home game.

The chips are really nice and I love the way they feel. The case is just not sturdy enough for the weight of the chips and it has cracked on the side.

I bought this set having never played poker before, because I wanted to take it up during quarantine. We have since had several very successful poker nights. My guy friends have commented about the great quality of the set, and even said if I would like to sell it to let them know 😂, and asked to borrow it for their poker nights instead. So, I would say it is a good set. The chips are quite heavy and came packaged. The case is really heavy. I bought Copag cards so I cant comment on the quality of the ones provided

Bought as a Xmas gift for my husband. He absolutly loves them. He has a crap table and these made the table look so official. They are just like the chips in the casinos. So worth the money!

These poker chips have an amazing feel, a great weight in your hands as you are tossing the chips into the pot, good sound as you are stacking them in your hand while you decide to bet and how much. The only problem with this order was that although the aluminum case may be snazzy looking, it is NO WHERE NEAR STURDY ENOUGH to hold the weight of 1000 poker chips at 14 grams each. The case has three cheap latches that secure the case. I can see it now: If you plan on relying on the case handle to transport this case from your vehicle to your friend's house, you are going to be picking up 1000 poker chips off his driveway. Lessee: 14 grams time 1000 chips equal 14 kilograms. 14 kilograms time 2.2 pounds per kilograms equals 30.86 pounds. As you hold the carrying handle, the aluminum frame is bowing from the weight of all the poker chips and will ultimately fail as you are carrying the case; recommend you carry it from the case sides to ensure the integrity of the case. Again, GREAT poker chips but poorly designed aluminum case. I am sure the aluminum case makes for a great serving tray for cheese and crackers. Seriously: Look for another carry case solution; I will not rely on this case for long term use.

I was very pleased with the chips and their quality, good weight and feel to them. The case however is a different story it is poorly made and is easily broken as I found out when I only opened the case, my one year old nephew could build better cases than this and the manufactures of this should go and slap their selves in the face for what could be an overall good product.