PokerShowroom Poker Chip Reviews

These chips have the same beautiful multi-color edge spots that contrast nicely with the chip colors. Each denomination has four edge spots. There are small edge ridges on this chip. The edges are somewhat sharp but this is a chip that will definitely mellow with age. The weight is a touch light and this chip does have that Blue Chip hollowness to the sound and feel. Not bad, just not great.

I could not peel the label off this chip, even with a knife. Stabbing and slicing the label left surprisingly little damage, you could hardly even see it. Scratching the clay left a slight mark that would blend in over time. Very high marks here! The label has a bit more of a paper look to it than the James Bond, but it's just as tough. These chips come in standard chip colors and denominations.

These chips are almost identical to the James Bond chip. The price is the same so it's simply a matter of which style you like the best.

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These are 9 gram composite chips that are somewhat unique in their styling and center. There are six edge spots which are not painted on to the chip. There are no edge ridges.

The labels can be peeled off with a fingernail on the first try. The paper label is covered by a plastic film. The label itself has a shiny foil-like appearance. There are large denominations printed on these chips.

This is the only chip that I had to cut in half to determine if there is a metal insert in it or not, there is not. There is a grey slug under the inlay, but it is of a composite material. The chip itself feels somewhat like a typical 11.5 gram composite but is a bit softer. It is quite easy to take a small chunk out of the edge of the chip using your fingernail.