Where to buy good quality poker chips

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I'm looking for a place that sells chips with a good price-quality ratio and international shipping.
 

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I know where it's better (but I don't have the right to advertise it here), because I bought them there myself))
 
podoloboq said:
I know where it's better (but I don't have the right to advertise it here), because I bought them there myself))
You can always make some recommendations to others assuming there's it's not an affiliate link 🙂
 
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You can try looking on AliExpress, but in the end I believe the best deals usually come from buying used poker gear, Facebook Marketplace is a good example. You often get much better value for your money if you’re willing to check listings carefully and be patient.
 
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ne0npipe said:
You can try looking on AliExpress, but in the end I believe the best deals usually come from buying used poker gear, Facebook Marketplace is a good example. You often get much better value for your money if you’re willing to check listings carefully and be patient.
Just watch out for scams. Don't be sending people money and hoping they send you something.
 
I’m about to buy this set for around 30 dollars. Buying things from marketplaces like this is best done by meeting the seller in person to avoid scams and make sure everything is legit before paying, as puzzlefish said.
 
If you're looking for chips that actually feel good to play with, I'd avoid the really cheap plastic sets. Clay composite chips are a great balance between price and quality, while ceramic chips are my favorite if you want something that looks and feels closer to what you'd find in a casino. I've had good experiences with Apache chips and The Poker Store, and many people also recommend BR Pro Poker for custom sets. It really depends on your budget, but spending a bit more on a solid set is worth it if you play home games regularly.
 
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