[kidtampa]

New to this forum and looking for a not so expensive way to make a custom set. Now I have recently ordered a Nexgen sample set so I can get a feel for those but has anyone used the all in all clay chips? I have a sample of these chips but the only thing I don't like is that they do not have denominations. So I was wondering if anyone has put labels on these chips and if so how well did they work. Thanks for the input.

-KID-

[JM]

There is a review of the all-in chips in the Articles forum. Check it out, it was very informative.

[Matthew]

http://chiptalk.net/forum/showthread.php?t=8626

[magushnix]

don't bother, a baby could break those chips with their bare hands

[Poppadaddy]

Review at www.pokerchipewviews.com/injection.html

[cnw400]

I think you mean this:

http://www.pokerchipreviews.com/injection.html

[SandmanDC]

If you put labels on the All-in Chips you will not be able to stack them. The surface is flat all the way across. The bad thing about the chips is that you cannot customize them. They are not as easy to break as some claim though.
They are a cheap clay chip, what you see is what you get. Try these out for the price http://www.spinettis.com/shop/item.a...d=203&catid=30

[kidtampa]

Thanks for the help everyone.

[Wedge Rock]

All in will mail you a sample if you ask.. they did for me.

Not a bad chip for the price (40c) each, but not customize-able at all... and the colors are weird: green is more aqua, blank has pink trim, etc.

[TenPercenter]

I've always liked the All In's very much. If I didn't have my own custom sets, that's probably the chip I would own despite the susceptibility of breaks. They feel like I always expected a poker chip to feel like before I knew so much about chips.