Petjirohot Poker Chip Set, 11.5-Gram Chips

If you want a ready-to-play setup rather than a stack of chips alone, this Petjirohot poker chip set includes cards, dice, game buttons, and an aluminum case. The 300 composite clay chips have iron inserts and weigh 11.5 grams each, giving the set a casino-style feel for home games. It’s listed for Texas Hold’em, blackjack, tournaments, and casual poker nights, though the chip breakdown by color isn’t specified.

Key points

The set includes 300 chips in white, red, green, blue, black, and purple, with listed denominations of $1, $5, $25, $50, $100, and $500. The chips have large numerical values, which should make it easier to distinguish denominations during a busy hand. You also get two bridge-size decks of cards, two cut cards, five metal-reinforced dice, a dealer button, and blind buttons, all packed in an aluminum case.

From the way it is set up, this is aimed at people who want several game-night essentials in one purchase, rather than buyers looking only for replacement chips. A solid pick if you want to move between poker and blackjack without assembling the accessories separately. Keep in mind that the listing doesn’t say how the 300 chips are divided among colors or denominations, so you can’t plan a specific starting stack from the information provided.

How to use it

For a Texas Hold’em night, players can use the chips to track bets while the dealer and blind buttons help mark the roles at the table. The included cards and dice also give you components for other listed games, including blackjack. The denominations provide a range of values, but the set doesn’t state a recommended chip allocation or game rules, so those details will need to come from your group’s preferred setup.

The case gives you one place to store the chips and included accessories between sessions. That’s useful if you bring the set out for occasional game nights and want to pack the cards and buttons away with the chips afterward. It’s a more complete starting point than buying chips alone, but players who already own cards and game accessories may not need every included item.

Practical tips

Before dealing, sort the chips by color and agree on how your group will use the listed denominations. For example, laying out the white and red chips separately before a casual Hold’em game makes it easier for players to see which values are in play. Since the listing doesn’t give a per-color count, decide on starting stacks based on the pieces you have rather than expecting a specified distribution.

Not the best choice if you need a documented chip count for each denomination or have a particular tournament structure that depends on one. The set provides several accessories and multiple values, but the listing leaves those setup details to the players.

Practical doubts

Which games is the set intended for? It’s listed for Texas Hold’em, blackjack, tournaments, card clubs, and casual poker nights.

What comes besides the chips? The package includes two bridge-size card decks, two cut cards, five metal-reinforced dice, a dealer button, blind buttons, and an aluminum case.

Are the chip denominations listed? Yes. The stated values are $1, $5, $25, $50, $100, and $500, assigned to the six listed chip colors.

Final verdict

Choose this set if you want a bundled home-game kit with 300 weighted chips, cards, dice, buttons, and storage in one package. Its main trade-off is the missing breakdown of chips by color or value, if your game requires a precise, preplanned distribution, that unknown matters more than the extra accessories. For flexible casual play, the included components cover more than chips alone, while a chips-only setup may make more sense if you already have the rest.