The value of the Poker Chips could be determined as - White - 1 Unit, Red chips - 5 units, Blue Chips - 10 units, Green - 25 units, black chip - 100 units, purple chip - 500 units and orange chip - 1000 units. The Units are also calculated in terms of dollars as well like - 1 unit = $1, 50 units = $50 and so on. Poker Chips could be either bought as a set or individual but you must ensure that you have enough chips for all the players at your poker table.
In poker the chips have a value, this value indicates how much that particular chip is worth. There are "Live Casino Chips", which value is a reflection of how much money they are worth. (For instance a $5 chip is worth $5). There are also "Tournament Chips", their value is a reflection of how much a certain "Tournament Chip" is worth. Tournament chips do not have a cash value, their value is only relevant to the tournament that is being played. (For instance a 50,000 points chip is NOT worth $50,000)
Virtual poker chips are the chips used to play poker with on online poker games. They are not worth anything. They are make believe poker chips.
Actually there are several different places in order to purchase inscribed poker chips with great personalized effects. Some examples include "Poker Chips Lounge" or "Outplay Pokerchips".
11.5 is the usual weight of poker chips.
Numbered poker chips can be found on many online poker supply shops. Numbered Poker Chips, Bullets Poker Tables and eBay all have a wide selection of numbered poker chips at different prices.
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Custom poker ships can be purchased through Apache Poker Chips, ePoker Deals and the Custom Poker Chips Shop website. Customized labels that are used on poker chips are another option, and these are available through Slam Dunk Imports.
i want transfer mafia wars chips to poker?
No! We only use "crisps" for what you call potato chips.
The Circus, Circus Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada uses very cheap poker chips. They like to use cheaper poker chips in their tournaments. Simple designs make for cheaper poker chips.
No!