Please choose from one of the four types of chips offered and you are buying 1 pack of 25 identical chips (so they work out at 10p each plus postage). We will not split packs, minimum is 25 chips because that's how they are shrink wrapped.

Yellow - Re-buy chips are for poker tournaments that you wish to restrict the number of re-buys individual players can do. Often called Second Chance or Triple Chance.

Blue - Terminator chips are given to all players in the tournament and this token is given to the player who knocks out a player. At the end of the tournament you can arrange prizes according to knock out chips collected or simply award a prize to the person who managed to knock out the most opponents.

Blue - Terminator as a Bounty Chip pretty much same as terminator but not everyone is given the chip.

Green - BUY IN - So when players arrive and have paid you can issue one of these chips effectively as a receipt for their entry. Might be helpful for random table and seat draw card exchange when players are ushered to a room to start the tournament.

Orange - 1st or winner chips can be used for any reward situation but in this case we found with multiple table events this token helps to identify the final 10 or so players for the final table. We have experienced some inconsiderate players who are not playing the last two tables and suddenly appear for the final table with chips that usually are disqualified if your rules are correctly set but if not properly managed could cause issues at charity events. This item has a variety of potential uses like go kart winner tokens, school sports day etc.

Please specify which set you require using the add message feature (remember to complete the message as this is a common mistake) or send us a message if you forget / to be sure.

These items were exclusively commissioned by poker-shop.co.uk over 10 years ago to help poker tournament directors organise charity fundraising poker nights but they are also useful now for informal or independent poker clubs that are forming. So these could be a nice surprise present to a keen home poker tournament organiser.

Deliveries to UK usually by 2nd class post are £4.00 and can take up to 7 days to arrive. 

If you need fast service use 1 Day packlink, there is a premium above the actual cost because we might need to send staff out to delivery your package urgently to local depot and or travel to warehouse to deal with fulfilment but we will endeavour to get your order out as quickly as possible and then it is the delivery agents responsibility thereafter. 

Prices include UK VAT @ 20% please message us if your require a VAT invoice.

Ebay orders will usually be processed between 9-10am the next working day and that all deliveries using the term 'day' is to be interpreted as the standard next working day (Monday to Friday excluding UK public holidays). Adverse weather can also affect delivery service guarantees.

OPERATIONAL UPDATE May 2024
Poker-shop.co.uk in Southend has been operational since 1998 (that's over 25 years ago) and it was probably the first business in Europe that set out to supply decent casino and poker equipment for home and non-casino business users. We found the peak demand for such products in the UK was 2005 and we had 4 full time and 6 part time staff in a dedicated 3000 square foot warehouse (plus 1000 square foot off site) dealing with the high demand for poker equipment sales or hire. Things have tailed off since that amazing peak so it is mostly down back to one person that usually has a couple of backups for urgent requirements.

We shut between Christmas Eve and New Years day. Our service can also be patchy during school holidays and we normally put time away on to help manage delivery expectations.

Here's a comment from a buyer of the red bounty chips (no longer for sale):-

"Just a quick email to thank you for the prompt delivery of all those red poker chips. They arrived safely in two bags on consecutive days.

My reason for purchase is a game called 'Hoplomachus' (only available on order from the USA). A number of 'gladiators' move around a hex grid on a large neoprene mat, and are represented by poker chips containing their titles and statistics. Underneath the gladiatorial chip are a number of red poker chips indicating health. Whenever a gladiator is injured you remove one or more chips until he has none left and is 'defeated'. (That's the term used in the rules. In my mind I think 'dead'.)

It's a good game, but the red chips provided by the game are flimsy by comparison with the many 'gladiatorial' chips. It didn't feel right moving a large pile of them around without a bit of heft to them. The newly arrived chips are a vast improvement in terms of the feel of the game. Unfortunately the upgraded components don't help me win. I've yet to get past round two of the thee-round survival I need for victory.

Cheers,

Paul"