Poker Chip Case

Just to be clear, I bought the 600 poker chip holder with the locks model. I'm satisfied with the storage case, especially at this price. I'm not sure how long it will hold up, but it seems sturdy enough, and the trays seem to work just fine. The trays are a tad roomier than a standard tray, and I'm sure with some chips, it can fit 21 chips per row instead of the standard 20. My 10g ceramics fit only 20 chips per row. If you'll be carrying chips long distance or transporting them in and out of the house a lot, maybe you'll want a more high end option. But, for my storage keeping these around the house or short distances to play with friends, it will work just fine. I upgraded the case by adding a thin quarter inch layer of high density foam at the bottom. I put a thin layer of felt between each rack of chips. And, I added 4 little self adhesive feet at the bottom of the case to make the case more grippy and protect any surface it's sitting on. With those added changes, the case works well for me. Some have commented about the security of the locks, but I'm not sure how good the locks are. If you don't trust the locks, just buy a velcro strap to add security to the storage case. You can get a roll of that cheap right here on Amazon. I recommend it, and think the average buyer will be happy with this case. If you're super duper picky, just spend more money on a more high end option. I suggest giving this one a try.

I love this case. I received so many compliments about it. It’s not the greatest quality and I’m not sure it will be very durable, but the price is right. Highly recommend!

Pros: looks great, I get lots of compliments on it. Come with treys which is nice. Neutral: treys are SLIGHTLY larger than standard width. They actually fit 21 chips snugly (so 105/trey) instead of 20(100/trey). This is good for me, as the way my chip set is structured, 21 is a good starting stack for a buy in. But if you want strict industry standard, maybe look at a different case. (This also means the two treys that sit in the bottom of the case fit in pretty tight. They're a little tougher to pull out of the bottom. Which isn't a big deal unless you're removing ALL the treys often) Cons: like many other cases in this price range, the clasps are a little cheap and weak. Likewise, the locks are basically useless

The case is solid, feels durable, not anticipating any issues. Loaded it with 600 14g chips and I feel like we'll have no problems at all with this. For those who can't figure out the keys and left bad reviews, to use the key you have to insert it, rotate the key a full 360 degrees (yes, back to starting position), and remove. That locks it. Repeat to unlock. You will not be able to remove the key without the full rotation. The construction feels solid, it has some weight to it, and looks great, as pictured. Recommend.

I love the cases. It holds the exact amount of chips and not to heavy to carry.

Very clean and very beautiful! It’s a great addition to my casino night, it looks extremely professional,

This case is exactly what I needed—solid construction, clear acrylic looks sleek, and the trays fit perfectly. Makes organizing and transporting chips super easy. Feels like something straight out of a real casino.

The box arrived intact. It will hold poker chips, but this box is not for any major traveling. It is nice to have a square box to hold poker chips. I will be using as a cheap storage place for my hand painted poker chips. This carrying case feels a bit too lightweight for the weight of the chips. I wished the trays "locked in" better because they do roll around a bit inside the case. The real bummer is the bottom two trays. The box was not made to specs because for the two bottom trays to sit flat, they had to be squeezed into a space so tight I had to flex the metal of the box to get the bottom trays to seat properly. Not great. I have decided that the bottom two trays will have to live there in perpetuity. Forever, for as long as this box retains its strength. Will see how it holds up in time.