[tripod22]

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• Limited to one submission per member, per Master Review.
• If a picture is used, it must be a single thumbnail as in example 2 below.
• A one to three sentence intro/summary, keep it around 50 words.
• Bulleted Pro/Con section, not to exceed 10 bullets for each.
• Link to the place you bought the product and price paid at that time.

Two example Mini Reviews are posted below. Use either as a template by copying/pasting.

[tripod22]

13g Pro Clay Chips
Purchased from: http://www.holdempokerchips.com
Price Paid: 23¢ each

I like these chips a lot and don’t anticipate changing to a different chip any time soon. The understated colors and design suit my tastes very well, presenting as a quality chip without demanding attention.

Pros:

• Weight: 13g
• Feel: The have a softer texture than plastic
• Stacking: They "stick" together very well and are consistent in shape
• Recessed Inlay : Perfect for applying labels!
• Real Edge spots
• Price! Higher than the cheapest of cheaps, but lower than all the real clay chips.
• Sound: They actually have a real clay sound (sort of)

Cons:

• Weight! They are actually very heavy when carrying 1000 of them!
• Metal insert: It doesn't matter to most folks, but I don't like the weight added by a slug
• Few color choices

[tripod22]

ASM Poker Chips - Solid w/ Inlay
Purchased from: www.pokerchips.com
Price Paid: 90¢ each

These are a very nice, high quality, custom clay chip. While they no longer seem to be the most affordable clay available (I think Blue Chip currently holds that honor), they are still reasonably priced, especially for smaller orders. A wider variety of inserts (edge spots) are now available for additional fees and can be found on the vendor's website.

Pros:

• True compression molded clay chip (realizing that no chips are pure clay)
• Fully customizable with inlays and insert options
• High quality of workmanship. Of my 530 chip order, I found moderate imperfections on about 9 chips, all were replaced with perfect chips.
• Your own unique, true casino-quality chip!
• 300 chip minimum order and no additional art fees.
  

Cons:

• Looong wait time for manufacturing. Mine came in quickly at 3 months, others have had to wait upwards of 6 months, so plan accordingly.
• You're going to want more as soon as your done inspecting your first set.

[Wylecoyo]

I just did my first mini-review on the BC Desert Palms from The Chip Room. Great chips (my favorite), so I hope I didn't goon it up.