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

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

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.

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.

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.

I love the Monte Carlo poker chips for their weight and interesting side designs. My only complaint (and this seems to be common) is that the image of the chips made them look brighter, more like my existing green $25 Monte Carlo chips, but these are a slightly darker shade of green and also slightly smaller than my existing ones. They’re not as dark as the DaVinci chips which look forest green, and are still pretty close, but different enough that my friends noticed it. They’ll work, but it would be nice for the colors to be more standardized.

Money value product

These poker chips are solid and strong. We’ve used them several times.

Use: Bought a 50 pack of the green $25 Monte Carlo chips to test out since I’m looking for a full set but wanted to test a couple brands out before buying a whole set.Chip quality: These chips are not great quality, I may have had a bad batch but 45/50 chips were peeling out of the package, not the stickers on top but on the details around the edges. They are fine if you don’t care for the designs but for the price I would expect them to be better quality. Out of the box you can feel the peeling all the way around the chips so you may need to sand them down or peel the little risen parts off before you actually have a game. I’ll try to get a picture a little later and update.Customer service: initially I emailed to ask if I had a bad batch or if that’s just how they normally were and they emailed back within an hour saying the chips were defective and to give an accurate count of how many and they’d send me replacements. I sent them the amount and never received any replacements and never heard back from them again despite emailing a couple more times to make sure they received the email.Conclusion: it’s possible I really did have a bad batch, but Buyer beware that it’s possible to receive defective chips and they will give you the run around to make you think they are going to correct the chips. When you’re spending the amount of money on chips to have games around 20ish people I’d rather not have to worry about this type of stuff and definitely wouldn’t want to have to go through each chip to fix any peeling for that amount of chips. Other than that they feel nice but I think the peeling made the chips look old and used which shouldn’t be the case on fresh out of the pack chips. Glad I bought some to sample.