$100 Clay Composite 10 Gram Milano Poker Chips - Sleeve of 25

Absolutely love these chips. Feels just like the casino ones. I find the weight is also important when playing with a chip the 13 & 14 gram chips feel like bricks compared to these

Bought these 25 as an add-on to my set of a thousand. Totally love these chips and I believe my upgrades will stop here at the Milano. As a tip I recommend rubbing each chips outer clay ring in mineral oil as to keep the greasy potato chip oils off off the chip. Yes it will take a lot of time, but your investment is worth it and the mineral oil will make them brighter.

Purchased a full set after checking these out. Nice set of chips.

I have these in 500, 1000, and 5,000 dollar chips for our big home game. Excellent clay like feel, super quality chips. Just clay composite with no metal insert, chips stack and sound like casino chips...not like plastic or metal insert junk chips at all. I own about 500 of them and have seen no quality issues at all. You can't go wrong with these. Every player at your next home game will be very impressed. These are pricey but worth it in the long run. I will not waste money on "CHEAP" crap chips again. I Pick up a couple of sleeves every month and now have enough to host our annual fundraiser tournament. FYI - ClaySmith is owned by BryBelly. BryBelly sells some junk and some high end stuff. If you want quality, go with ClaySmith exclusively. ClaySmith makes The Milano, Desert Heat, The Mint, Rock and Roll, Bluff Canyon, and Gold Rush. Details for each can be found at [...]

These chips are similar in many ways to casino-quality clay chips, and while the price is high relative to other clay composite home chips, it is substantially less than the cost of casino-quality chips from Paulson. Many home chips are weighted heavier than actual clay casino chips, whereas these chips are a bit lighter than the 13- and 14-gram chips you might also consider for home games. I like the fact that these chips are weighted more similarly to actual casino chips. I also like the appearance of these chips. But as someone who likes to play with and shuffle chips sitting at the table, I am not a fan of the texture of these chips. The surface is rougher and has more grab to it than other home chips or smooth-surfaced casino chips. Perhaps over time they wear down to a smoother patina, but when new, they do not slide across each other, and therefore do not shuffle well. If that doesn't matter to you, they are nice looking chips with a good weight.