Brybelly Monte Carlo Premium Poker Chips (50-Pack) Heavyweight 14-Gram Clay Composite

Good quality chips. Heavy. Feel good. Look good. But packaging could have been better. But that was more about the middleman shipping them and not the quality of the chips. I’ll buy more of this brand of chips in the future.

Ordered the $1 White chips. Chips feel of good quality, the print is crisp and have just a touch of "flash." Very happy with the purchase and worth the few extra dollars compared to competitors, which I have also. I would buy these before the competitor chips.

Nice product and pretty to look at and handle. It’s just a little heavy

A little pricey, but these are definitely the real deal clay casino chips. I ordered the $100 denomination as they seem to be the most striking and will likely order more. I love to fidget with real casino clay casino chips, the heft / weight and balance are enjoyable. It's not something you can experience with a plastic chip. The only problem with actual casino chips is you have to fork out some fairly significant money to get any quantity of them (in a casino) and you wind up having to give them up either by losing at your game or when you cash out at the end. These chips solve that problem. Plus, having a few stacks of $100 chips to play with just makes a fella feel good (even if they're not worth $100 bucks each). I carry a few with me to stack and goof around with on a daily basis.

Quality is as expected. There were small plastic "tags" on almost every chip, but this is easily remedied with a knife or fingernail. I use these as a replacement for the $1,000 Monte Carlo chips because the $1000 chips are way too similar to the $5 chip and get confused during tournaments. This review is for the pink $5000 chips, but all the denominations are of the same quality materials and construction. These chips are durable and have a nice heft to them. They stack very well, although not quite as well as "ceramic" chips. Some spinners can be found, but they aren't common. Overall the chips are definitely worth the money. If you're just starting out, look into the 1,000 chip set for $200 with a nice acrylic case like this one: http://a.co/3oS2INH - I ordered these chips to supplement my set, since there were too many $1 chips in the original set of 1,000.

These are high quality chips. They're quite heavy and a little hard to shuffle chip stacks with more than six chips. If I could go back I would have bought some that weighed slightly less.

Not sure what some reviewers could be complaining about. For the price these are nice quality chips, with a good weighted feel. Maybe a real pro could find flaws, but I was just in Vegas and these feel as good as the chips I handled. Not sure how they stand up to extended heavy use, but if that's what someone wants they probably should pursue professional chips. For occasional use with family and friends, these seem great. Can't go wrong for $13.

Overall out if 150 of these ordered.....these are the worst ones of the bunch.....were quite a few others that were sub oar buy not as noticeable as these are here. I understand these are mass produced etc...but this is purely unacceptable in my opinion....also these are all shrink wrapped when they arrived and in 2 bags as well. Which tells me that these pass through ....for a lack of a better term.....some sort of quality control as they all had made in china stickers on them inside the shrink wrap itsself....come on man....yall gotta do better than this....love the weight and feel if theae though...if you can handle them being off center some....they arent bad.

What's with red.dots on the chips? These were a gift as well. Got a thank you but the chips are marked!

Low quality

One is the chips was marked as $50 instead of $100!!! Wtf is that all about? 😂😂😂

But middle stickers are their weakness Sticker can be damaged with dirty fingers or can miss (one side of my 500 chips set).

Ça a pris beaucoup de temps avant de la recevoir