Bullets Playing Cards | Poker Set Tony | 300 Clay Poker Chips (14 g) with Aluminum Case, Plastic Playing Cards & Dice – Texas Hold’em, Numbered Values

Had a little mixed reviews about this sad, one concern the price, and then another with just little reviews made for the item. After receiving the item, I am more than happy the products, and the chips are amazing. I do recommend this set for all your Poker needs. I did do some research about this sat at multiple websites, and the price was fair and the quality is great. I would buy again for a present for someone

Buy a different set, quality isn’t great. The denomination on each chip is a sticker and will likely peel off over time. Way over paid for the set. The case is cheap and more than likely will break over time.

The first thing that needs to be said about these chips is that they are not ceramic. Some of the photos of the product make the chip look very smooth almost like a ceramic or a hybrid chip. The weight gives it away however - these are metal slug, ABS chips, weighing 12g each. They are not perfect, there is flashing and they are heavy from the metal slug. BUY THESE FOR THE DESIGN! I think the chips are stunning, personally, when it comes to aesthetic. I’m fond of the darker colors and the labels are premium. They are almost all perfectly centered and have a nice shininess to them that comes off as high end. The case is nice and the dealer button looks great! Funny enough, the dealer button is ceramic and they could have just used the same process for the chips. The pips are based off of the casino royal set if you are looking for a nicer alternative to those chips IMO. Overall, I think it’s a nice set, especially 500 pieces if you are looking for a higher end looking starter set. I studied chipper will know that it’s an metal slug chip, but your local poker buddies won’t care. Hope this was helpful since this set seems a bit rogue on Amazon.

I bought this as another Christmas gift after I saw the quality of the 1st one I ordered. The second one was missing the dealer chip and the keys. I am hoping to contact the manufacturer since it is past the return date. Nice quality

As you can see, after asking how the stickers were applied, I was told there weren’t any. As you can also see, that was a lie. The case is of somewhat poor quality for the price and doesn’t fully close when being moved, as well as having the chip slots curve. Cards feel good. Definitely don’t trust everything they say and try your best to verify from other sources.TLDR: don’t expect the best bang for your buck and don’t trust everything they say

Bullet cards are great. But the chips are not clay.

Poker chips are good quality. The case the chips were in had styrofoam stuck to it.

Decent set, but I was let down by a few details. Pretty much every chip has a lip around the edge, I'm guessing it is flash from the molding process. The chips do not have inlays, as they appear to in the pictures of the product, but stickers. When they came in, about half were not even applied completely so I took the time to press every one down with a fingernail, and a few have popped back up since. I think it is misleading to provide computer generated renderings instead of pictures of the actual product. Lastly, the carrying case the chips come in is very lightweight and cheap feeling; not a big deal to me, but buyers should be aware.If I were to order again knowing what I know now, I would spend a little more to get a higher quality set.