Inplay Clay Poker Chip Reviews
23 September 2009Inplay Clay Poker Chips
Inplay poker chips are clay poker chips made through the typical thermo-compression molding process. When you get a set of Inplay chips you will immediately think of Paulson poker chips. When comparing Inplay vs. Paulson poker chips, you will find that the inplay chips are a little bit lighter, but other than that they are very much the same. Instead of the cane and top hat that is typical of Paulson poker chips, an Inplay poker chip set will feature chips with a class and a cigar.
Inplay Poker Chip
Entire Inplay Poker Chip Lineup
Inplay Clay Poker Chips In Different Denominations
Poker Chip Appearance
The inplay chips have a sharp appearance. The colors are bright and there is a lot of variety to choose from. Most of the sets of inplay poker chips have the denominations printed on them, which can be very handy to avoid confusion at your poker home game, but can also be annoying if you are often changing the stakes you play at.
Inplay Poker Chip Price
In general you can expect to pay slightly more than $1 per chip when you purchase an inplay poker chip set. If you find Inplay chips significantly cheaper than that, you are getting a bargain. Although $1 per chip is more than you would pay for composite chips with a metal insert, these chips are high quality, and if you are looking to add class to your home game they are worth the money.
More Features of an Inplay Poker Chip
- Inplay is made by the chip manufacturer who supplies to the Mandalay Bay
- Inplay is often compared favorably to Paulson poker chips, but is less expensive
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Chips are 8.8 grams
- Chips come pre-oiled. Clay chips normally take around 10 hours of play to pick up hand oil, which sharpens the colors and give them a better feel and sound. These arrive pre-oiled for an “Inplay” look and feel.
- They have a textured inlay surface which give a nice feel to them
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