[pj_blind]

The last chip that he reviews in this video is the Faux Clays:

http://www.pokerchipreviews.com/movies/comparenew2.wmv

AND

The chip at the top of this review page, is his review of the Faux Clays

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

[PocketRocket]

At 20-22¢ apiece they're okay but I'm not sure I'd sink money into a set of them. At a price of about 13¢ a chip (see here, this weekend or here to the end of the month, I figured it was worth getting a set and printing up some labels for them just for grins. You can save a bundle by buying them in 200 piece quantities. And the pricing looks like it is intentional and not an error. You just have to figure out what to do with all those 200 chip cases, the recycled cards and all those dice .

Originally Posted by unclepat

A friend of mine got a set of 500 Nexgens and I wasn't impressed until he put his customized labels on them. The feel of the chip is still pretty bad but the labels make a huge difference

[redelite]

i just ordered some samples of these so ill let you know waht i think in a few days

[zerolux]

was it just me or did everyone notice a huge difference in quality control between the "las vegas" (first generation) and the river tour (2nd gen) chips. i have quite a few samples of both (10+ for each) and the river tour chips were much worse. as others stated, the edge spots were the worst areas. i have a few chips that a have holes at least 1/8" deep where the spots meet the body. not to mention the streaks of edge spot colors through the plastic of the body, or vice versa.

i know they are plastic, so i dont expect great sound of feel, but for the price per chip they get, i would hope for better QC. i cant comment on the 3rd gen lucky bee's as i have never felt or seen them up close, but i would choose the 13 gram "casino" chips over nexgens anyday. http://www.5stardeal.com/expand.asp?pid=9014&subcat=116 the QC i have seen for these will trump the nexgens anyday in my book.