Poker chip selection and review

In this video I review my thought process in selecting poker chips for a home game, review the chips themselves and update on how they are holding up after 2.5 years of use.

[@knob]

legendary, man, thanks! I was this close to buying a 300-chip set with $100 chips, and was tossing up whether or not I'd actually use them in a home game. you helped me realise, look, I probably won't be splashing hundreds or thousands on home games. Subscribed.

[@anon420anon]

I was interested in some at home poker games. I bought a 200 pcs. Yellowstone(show) themed chip and card set. It was 30 dollars .. i now how have a 400 dollar slowplay poker chip set. Needless to say, never be ashamed to start somewhere and move up as time goes by.

[@denbo74]

Nice video ..but these aren’t clay chips.they are plastic with a metal slug inside. You would know if you bought actual clay chips because they would have been way more expensive and not sold in packs of 25. The only company making actual custom compression molded clay chips is Classic Poker Chips. Chips are between $1-5 a pice and take months to get. Other than that you would need to get older clay chips made by Paulson for the consumer market or actual casino used chips….also some antique options.

[@stephensimpson1963]

Very nice videos! Informative and concise

[@mancavepokerclub402]

Thank you!

[@joeleger6488]

Indeed, I've played in people's home games and I've hated their chips!

[@Bluto999]

The disinformation in this video is staggering. Although the intentions are 100% genuine, the information is not correct. Please search for reputable forum to follow.

[@HeatherEvy]

Can you tell me where you purchased these chips? Thanks

[@marksimpson2321]

He says at 2m 25sec 😂

[@Dead-bl7to]

How is that auto shuffler working out.

[@59sfxdj]

where did you buy the chips?

[@xkillshot98x]

Can you make a video going over how raising and re raising works? I love playing poker but I feel like my buddies and I are raising wrong..

[@beauosickey1403]

double at least

[@Bluto999]

That’s incorrect. You do not simply double the bet. When you raise, it has to be AT LEAST equal to the last raise. Example: Big Blind is 50c. The next person has to raise the bet to at least $1 (i.e. it is a 50c raise and is double the bet). But the next person in line wants to raise on top of the $1. That person has to raise the bet to at least $1.50. This is a 50c raise which follows the rules of matching the last raise at a minimum but it is NOT double the last bet). Next person wants to raise even more and adds a $1 raise to make the bet $2.50 total. Now the person after him has to raise a minimum of $1. And so on.

[@Rusty4u]

Sick man cave

[@samcai6874]

Hmm so after much researching, metal slugged plastic card are what you are going for hur.

[@danielnelan8698]

Yeah these are metal slugged clay composites.

[@OmnistrikeRZ]

technically there's no such thing as metal slug "clay composite". chips are either ceramic, plastic, or clay. Classic poker chips currently is the only vendor for clay, paulson no longer sells to the public. They can legally say "clay composite" because very tiny percentage of plastic uses clay. Toss 50 milligrams of gold leaf into 2 kilos of cookie dough technically you have "gold leaf cookies"