Some chips are painted incorrectly, but they feel great, have great weight. If you never handled poker chips before, this is an awesome buy. Definetly great for card games or rpg's. I'm thinking of buying more in the future to replace these in monopoly vs using the fake cash.

Bought this set to add additional chips to my craps table. If you are wicked OCD about cosmetics and looks, then these probably aren't the best chips for you. There were some minor detail flaws with these (maybe 5 or so chips), but it is expected. Other than that, they are very consistent. They are not as nice and smooth as the chips that came with my craps set, but the design is pretty nice and the weight is similar to the casino.

These chips are fantastic - durable, smooth, and heavy - exactly like real chips at a casino. They make a pleasant clinking sound when pushed together and colors do not chip. Will surely please serious poker players.

For the price, I think this is the best chip on the market. These are heavy, with a satisfying "Clink!" when you splash the pot. With the denominations printed, you never get table-mates asking "Okay, how much are the red chips?" I've had a few of them stick together out of the packaging, but that's the biggest problem. Lots of folks have written about storage of these: I started with a Plano 3700-series (deep) box, and the chips fit PERFECTLY with the dividers added. You can stack 20 chips per slot, for a total of 400 chips (or 4 of these boxes), plus room for a Kem 2-deck plastic card case on the side. I've started running larger games, and so I've moved up to a Stanley Sortmaster case, which holds well over 1,000 chips, and is easier to carry. The first photo shows the (clear) Plano case, the second demonstrates the Stanley. Happy pokering!

Chips were pretty decent; weight and size were perfect as well. Some chips were stuck, besides that not much flaws. Perfect for cash poker games. I bought 9 sets. Check the picture.