[spamproxy]

Which brand or kind of acrylic chip rack/tray best fit 100 ASM custom clay chips (H mold)? Same question for the 9 gram "clay" chips such as:http://www.pokernstuff.com/index.asp...PROD&ProdID=63
or http://www.pokershopping.com/50pc-9g...-blank_p8.html

BTW: are these what some folks call "faux clays"?

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by spamproxy

Which brand or kind of acrylic chip rack/tray best fit 100 ASM custom clay chips (H mold)? Same question for the 9 gram "clay" chips such as:http://www.pokernstuff.com/index.asp...PROD&ProdID=63
or http://www.pokershopping.com/50pc-9g...-blank_p8.html

BTW: are these what some folks call "faux clays"?

No to the faux clay request, these are faux clay
http://www.5stardeal.com/expand.asp?...94&subcat=1385

As for racks, the ones sold by www.pokerchips.com are the best but I believe folks have had success with Paulson or ChipCo racks. As for any composite chip such as you have referenced, its hard to tell ahead of time without actually testing the chips with the racks.

[Sniper2075]

I have tried my Chipco racks with my H mold chips and they do have a little play and seem like they are just so slightly too big for the racks but they work for me right now. You can only fit 20 per row but they don't fit like chipco chips in the racks, chipco's fit tight when they are new. With the ASM's there is some play but probably less than half a chips worth, they fit about the same as the used and worn Paulsons in Paulson racks at the local casino I go to, so I'm ok with them, and finding Paulson racks can be hard.

I don't feel like trying to leave with racks as they always have people watching the doors and its an Indian Casino so I don't want to try it, also the racks are kinda nasty, atleast the ones they have out, I'd say only about 1 in 8 or 9 are even worth trying to take.

[viet rounder]

not sure what brand they are but i bought 2 acrylic bird cages on ebay (the same supplier has it on there constantly) and they fit just great. The chips fit great leaving just enough room to pull the stack out