Comie Poker Chips with Numbers,500PCS Poker Chip Set with Aluminum Travel Case,11.5 Gram Poker Set for Texas Holdem Blackjack Gambling.

I ordered something like square box but i got rectangle box Its ok but wat i saw that was different

I received the Comie 500-piece poker set yesterday and unpacked and my wife and i played some Texas hold 'em. The chips are terrific--feel good in the hand, weighty but not heavy and attractive. The next best is the case, which feels solid enough and is attractive is slim. (We'll see how the two closing clasps/buckles fair over time.) The two card packs are not well-known like Bicycle or Bee) but fine in a generic sense. The "Dealer" button could be bigger and heavier ideally, and is pretty plain. The dice i don't really need. Overall, for $49.99, this was a reasonable to good value purchase. If it had been $40 - $45 i would say very good value.

Good quality for the price. The chips are durable (I've dropped them on the hardwood floor several times with no ill effects). The cards are nice quality too... for purists, they're a couple of millimeters shorter and narrower than standard Bicycle decks, but they're sharply printed and people with smaller hands may appreciate the infinitesimal difference. I use the set for poker so I bought three sets without $$ amounts on the chips in order to get 300 of a single color - from what I could see while shopping 25 decent chips of a single color go for about $10 so the cost was about the same. We have enough chips now to give everyone a consistent level of betting, or to have higher-denomination chips when we raise the stakes. You can use them for other casino games of course. Some reviewers have noted the less-than-sturdy carrying case. Mine arrived with a couple of dents and crimps, but it will hold together fine. I'll put a few dents of my own in, I'm sure. I'm not carrying a Mission Impossible device with EMP shielding, I'm hauling poker chips to my Thursday night game in my friends' basements. The chips themselves are heavy and you've got 500 of them - the case is already a hefty handful and to make a sturdier case would be to make it a real bummer to haul around as well as add a surcharge to what is currently a great price (IMO). If you're a pro player, or play in high-stakes games where people expect casino-level chips, this might not be the set for you. But if you play with friends or family and want to step up from those red white and blue plastic chips, look no further.

My wife and I recently befriended a couple of fun people. We're still learning about each other's interests. One thing that we found in common was card games. We all love poker! It's been a few years since I played. I have some cheap plastic chips and some cards, somewhere. But, I've searched the house and can't find them. So, I needed a new set. Not wanting to get just another cheap set, I opted for the good stuff. I couldn't be happier than with this set from Comie. There are enough chips to handle any stakes and any reasonable number of players. Certainly, more than enough for four hands in a friendly game of 'penny ante'. They come in the standard denominations of 1, 5, 25 and 100. We'll probably leave out the 1's and go for nickels, quarters and dollars. But, if it's just for fun, we could do the full set and call it all DOLLARS! The chips are very well-made Vegas style, nice heavy and well-formed clay chips. They look, handle, feel and sound just like they do in Las Vegas. Just handling them makes you feel like you're at a gaming table at the casino! The two included decks of cards are top quality. Thick, professionally printed and with a nice textured plastic coating, they should last a long, long time. The set of five dice is okay. I'm not particularly fond of the rounded corners and edges on them. They cause the dice to roll longer than straight sharp ones do. I'm not sure what to do with the 'on the dealer' coin. It's well made, with enameling on one side and a nice gold color finish on the other. I've seen them in casinos but have never played a game where it was used. Good thing I bought a book of Hoyle's rules. The carrying / storage case is the finishing touch. It's ruggedly built and has nesting for everything, with egg crate type foam in the lid. The whole kit is very heavy, with all those clay chips. The case will hold up to lots of use. Good purchase.

The chips (which is what I purchased this set for) are excellent value for money. I decided against buying a set with the printed values as that adds about $20 to the cost (when reviewing other sets as well). I was surprised how heavy the set is. The only negative I'd note is the case. It didn't arrive damaged per se, and does hold the chips in their slots just fine but I have to say the case isn't the greatest quality. Indeed, the trim on the edges was already slightly buckled in a couple of places. Nothing major and certainly does NOT detract from it's usage as a storage case, it's just not as strong as perhaps it could be. None the less, the locks, hinges, handle etc all seem sturdy enough to hold the contents. After all I didn't buy it for the case, I bought it for the chips themselves and those are very nice indeed. Per another review, I printed out a sheet with the colors on with the values we will use so also a reason I was not in favor of chips with printed values stamped on them. Overall, very impressed and satisfied with the quality of my purchase.

Very good quality, enough chips for a large group. Heavy-duty carrying case