Players in almost every establishment must exchange money for chips and use the chips only at the tables. The primary reason poker games use chips is to create consistency. Some venues offer pink and various shades of blue. For higher stakes, there are usually $5,000 and $1,000 chips on hand, with some as high as $25,000 or $100,000.Ĭhips used for home games are often the same, with white as the lowest denomination, then red, blue, green, black, purple (or lavender), yellow, orange, and another shade of green. Values assigned to chips are generally the same across most poker rooms: $1, $5, $10, $20 or $25, $100, $500, and $1,000. One of the first questions a player should ask at a new venue is: “How much are poker chips worth?” Poker chip values

The values may vary by tournament operator, casino owner, or local poker community standards. Standard poker chip values and colorsĮvery casino, cardroom, and home game host can establish their own poker chip values. They represent dollar amounts during play, and provide a way to play poker with a shared understanding of those amounts. Players use them in cash games and tournaments, home games, and casino or cardroom events. This sturdy case is lined with black velvet and has wooden dividers to keep your chips in order.Poker chips are poker currency. This aluminum poker chip case can hold up to 500 poker chips and includes two decks of playing cards, 5 dice, and a dealer button. These chips are sold in increments of 25. The Monaco Club 13.5 Gram Poker Chips are available in the following denominations: 25 cents, 50 cents, These high-quality poker chips weigh 13.5 grams apiece and come in a variety of colors (charcoal, orange, white, lime green, red, light blue, dark green, black, purple, yellow, pink and brown). The printed inlay is also compressed to the chip and sealed with a thin layer of vinyl for protection. The chip denomination is printed on the inlay. The inlay design features a design printed with the Monaco Club, a tongue-in-cheek reference to the famous Monte Carlo Casino located in Monaco. The chip’s body features a sword and spade mold going around the chip.

Made from real clay material, these high-quality poker chips feature a two-tone matching color edge spots for each denomination. Add more fun and flair to your poker games with the Monaco Club 13.5 Gram Clay Poker Chips.

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