Ace King Suited Poker Chips
Ace King Suited poker chips put one of Texas Hold'em's most famous starting hands on every chip. Two Aces and two Kings, the hand players call "Big Slick," frame a clean blank inlay, while colorful suited edge spots make each color easy to pick out across the table.
Choose your colors
Each roll is 25 chips of one color 25 chips per roll
- Most orders ship within 2 business days
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Why Choose Ace King Suited Poker Chips
Each 14-gram clay composite chip has the heft and textured finish of a real casino chip. Because the chips are non-denominated, you decide what each color is worth, so one set covers a low-stakes cash game, a tournament night, or blackjack with friends. Choose from nine colors, sold in rolls of 25.
- 14-gram clay composite: Heavy, casino-style chips with a textured finish that stack cleanly and shuffle smoothly.
- Big Slick card artwork: Two Aces and two Kings surround a blank center for a clean, classic card room look.
- Suited edge spots: Tri-tone, suit-themed edge spots make each color easy to identify from the side of a stack.
- Non-denominated: Set your own value for each color and change it any time for different stakes or games.
- Nine colors: White, black, yellow, green, blue, purple, red, pink, and orange give you plenty of room for any chip structure.
- Standard 39mm size: Fits our standard poker chip cases and trays.
Specifications
| Chip material | Clay composite |
|---|---|
| Chip weight | 14 grams |
| Chip diameter | 39mm |
| Design | Two Aces and two Kings around a blank inlay |
| Edge spots | Suited, tri-tone |
| Denominations | None (non-denominated) |
| Colors | White, Black, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Red, Pink, Orange |
| Packaging | Rolls of 25, one color per roll |
Ace King Suited Poker Chips FAQ
What does "Ace King suited" mean in poker?
Ace King suited is an Ace and a King of the same suit, dealt as your two hole cards in Texas Hold'em. Nicknamed "Big Slick," it is one of the strongest starting hands in the game, which makes it a fitting design for a poker chip.
How do I assign values to non-denominated poker chips?
Pick a value for each color and let players know before the first hand. Many home games follow the casino standard: white for $1, red for $5, green for $25, black for $100, purple for $500, and yellow for $1,000. The remaining colors can cover extra values like 25¢ or higher tournament amounts.
Are Ace King Suited poker chips real clay?
Can I use these chips for games other than poker?
Yes. Because there are no printed values, Ace King Suited chips work just as well for blackjack, roulette, and other casino night games as they do for Texas Hold'em.
How many poker chips do I need?
For a home game with up to 6 players, 300 chips is usually plenty. Most games with 8 to 10 players use 500 to 600 chips, and tournaments with more than one table typically need 1,000 or more.
