King’s Casino Poker Chips
King's Casino poker chips bring a regal, casino-style look to your home game. Each chip features a bold royal inlay with a high-contrast denomination, framed by a laurel filigree edge design and tri-color edge spots molded right into the chip.
Choose your values
Each roll is 25 chips of one value 25 chips per roll
- Most orders ship within 2 business days
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Why Choose King's Casino Poker Chips
At 14 grams, these clay composite chips have a heavy, satisfying feel and a matte, non-slip surface that stacks cleanly. Because the edge spots are molded in rather than painted on, they won't chip, peel, or fade with regular play. With 12 denominations from $0.25 to $10,000, sold in rolls of 25, King's Casino poker chips handle low-stakes cash games and deep-stack tournaments alike.
- Royal inlay: A bold, high-contrast denomination on a classic royal design that reads clearly across the table.
- Laurel filigree edge: A refined, decorative edge design that gives every stack an upscale look.
- Molded tri-color edge spots: Colors are molded into the chip itself, so they stay bright through years of play.
- 14-gram clay composite: Heavy, balanced chips that resist wear better than traditional clay.
- 12 denominations: $0.25, $0.50, $1, $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000.
- Standard 39mm size: Fits our standard poker chip cases and trays.
Specifications
| Chip material | Clay composite |
|---|---|
| Chip weight | 14 grams |
| Chip diameter | 39mm |
| Inlay | Royal design with high-contrast denomination |
| Edge design | Laurel filigree |
| Edge spots | Tri-color, molded into the chip |
| Denominations | 12, from $0.25 to $10,000 |
| Packaging | Rolls of 25, one denomination per roll |
King's Casino Poker Chips FAQ
What makes the King's Casino edge spots different?
The tri-color edge spots are molded directly into the chip instead of being painted or printed on the surface. That means the colors are part of the chip itself, so they won't chip, peel, or fade as the chips are shuffled and stacked night after night.
What's the difference between King's Casino and Monte Carlo chips?
Both are 14-gram clay composite chips with the same 12 denominations from $0.25 to $10,000. King's Casino has a royal inlay with a laurel filigree edge and molded tri-color spots, while Monte Carlo features a "Monte Carlo Poker Club" inlay with a shimmering laser strip and a triple-crown edge.
Are King's Casino chips good for tournaments?
Yes. The lineup runs up to $10,000, which covers blinds and color-ups for most home tournaments, while the 25¢ and 50¢ chips handle low-stakes cash games. If your tournaments need a $25,000 chip in the same 14-gram weight, see our Ace Casino poker chips.
Are King's Casino poker chips real clay?
How many King's Casino chips should I buy?
About 300 chips works for a cash game with 6 or fewer players. Plan on 500 to 600 for a table of 8 to 10, and 1,000 or more for tournaments that span several tables.
