Brybelly Clear Acrylic Poker Chip Trays-Pack of 10

I will be hosting a friendly poker night at my house, and I wanted chip trays to let my guests move chips between tables easily. I am sure that these will work well. A purchase of inexpensive composite clay chips ($90 for 500 Monte Carlo) came in a cheap aluminum case I did not intend to use and the chips fit neatly into these trays with 20 chips in each row and just the right amount of slop so they can be easily removed. The trays are used to store how much money we have in our game closet by the denominations of the chips (see photo) and I then stack the filled trays vertically to save space. plan to purchase or make some kind of case or carrying box that I will be able to use to transport the chips. As a set, you can use them just like the acrylic box style that you might have seen in a casino. The trays I see before putting them through their paces only have a couple of minor downsides 1) They do not have In case you plan on using these for an extended period of time- To keep dust and junk off the chips while keeping them clean in the long term, you might want to place them in a bin or something, or place an empty tray on top of the stack. ** 3) They do not nest. If you store chips elsewhere, the trays will not nest into each other. That makes them a bit awkward to stack when less chips are in them. Moreover, the trays take up more space than necessary when they are empty, which is why I keep my chips in the trays when they are not being used. *3) They are not capable of pickup. It is hard to pick up a loaded tray from the end of a table (especially a stack), since there is no ridge or hole to grip it. Neither side has a grip point, it is smooth. My plan is to cut out small semicircles at the ends so I can slide a finger beneath. In order to pick up a vertical stack of full trays, you need to slide the set over the edge of the table to reach underneath it. My main use for these is moving stacks of more than one tray, so this is not a big issue however, it is a huge problem when moving stacks of multiple trays When you've had a few beers, it's even more challenging. there is a place where a case to hold several trays would All in all, an excellent value for the price. Probably I'll purchase the set of 10 again so I can use trays as part of my "bank" and hand them out It might be a good idea to check out some other types of sets that nest or come with covers if those features are important to you.

Bodie McCall

| Oct 22, 2020

The things they do In conclusion, these are made of thick acrylic and will last for quite a while. For the price, there is no reason not to buy them. I am sure that they will work perfectly in Poker tables are used by my friends and I to play Blackjack. An example of how 3 trays can be used as a dealer's bankroll is included. In addition to my 40mm 13, I also have a 13mm 4. There is a 5g chip in it, so There's a gap between the bottom of the chips and the bottom of a slot, which makes the chips fall out faster when there's less than 4 or 5 chips in a slot (See the picture below).

There is also a problem with chips that are 39-mm in diameter I cannot stack the trays well since they are 40mm thick. There is a feeling that they can be easily knocked down. Some that are specifically designed for the 39-year-old market would be great Chips with a diameter of 40mm. You can't go wrong with them despite this aspect. I bought these because the price was really cheap, and they worked great even on chips with a large diameter.

Ahmed Boyd

| Apr 18, 2021

There is no such thing as one size fits No chip rack will ever be perfect enough to hold every single poker chip ever manufactured. There is an indication that this is a standard size rack on the listing. There are 39mm in length and 10 grams in weight in the standard poker chip. Chips from China often have a diameter of 40mm and a weight of It is recommended that you eat 5 grams or more per day. buy a chip rack make sure that you determine the size and width of the chips you are going to use and find a rack that fits this. As a result of the chips not fitting the rack, many reviews have been left with 1 star. It is impossible to put a 40mm 11 in there. Putting a 5 gram chip in a standard sized rack is as bad as saying you can't fit it in. This is not a product that you should buy if you do not have standard size chips. Compared to my ASM/CPC, these were a good fit. It is probable that Paulson chips are a bit loose since they usually take 66s. This rack holds 7 racks. A generic Chinese version of 11 was tested and found to be reliable. It is possible to use only 19 dice chips of a 5 gram weight.

These racks are a very good deal. I did have a few very small scratches on the bottom, but they are barely noticeable and will not affect the.

Blaise Curry

| Mar 19, 2021

Five hundred and thirty-five inches. In the first place. The width of this document is 574 inches. The dia. Then take steps 3 and 4. The focal length is approximately 35mm to 3 inches. The thickness of 38 mm is 0 mm. The length of the page is 132 inches. It is 0 now. The length of the object is 133 inches. They are great for games like Panguingue where you are frequently giving away between 1 and 4 chips at a time, with up to 8 players drawing. You can also be grabbing between 1 and 4 chips from each player after your draws and melds. players do a nice job of keeping their chips neatly stacked in front of them, but in my case, the poker trays enable me to help myself to the chips in my pile without dropping any. Additionally, the fact that you can stack the trays on top of each other when full makes it easier when playing with lots of cards or chips. As an added bonus, these trays are great for counting chips at the end of the game when you have 20 chips stacked together. There is only one drawback when storing 5 or less chips in a tray section, they have a tendency to slide around and lay down in the tray. One to two inches long could be the size of a dime. There would be no problem if you used a 5-inch diameter dowel in the same section of the tray.

Camilla Yang

| Oct 20, 2020

I liked how they were sturdy and stacked. It appears that the trays well-suited my 39 millimeter chips, but the stacks within each tray touch and it can be difficult to remove them. For 40 millimeter chips, the trays sort of fit, but the stacks touch, and they can be difficult to remove. It doesn't take much to load the trays with 21 chip stacks of.

Marlowe Fuentes

| Apr 09, 2021

Although I wasn't exactly thrilled with these, I suppose I should not have been since I paid so much for them. These came in thin boxes that were torn and/or open on both ends, and they were falling out of them. The stickers are made from a sturdy, clear plastic, but they were dovetailed in some places, I assume from the shipping process. As long as they are holding the poker chips, I guess it is not a big deal. It has been four years since we purchased these and they are still in good condition. In terms of features, they get the job done and aren't that expensive. If looking good isn't very important to you, these might work for you.

Khalil SINCLAIR

| Oct 27, 2020