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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

1000 10g Nevada Jacks Poker Chips with Aluminum Case

Poker night is here again. Time to pull out the poker table, put the beer on ice, and dust off the poker chips you received as a Christmas present, that's made out of plastic and the case is falling apart. Why would you put yourself through the misery of playing another game with that tired old set? Do you want to have the same casino quality chips you play with in Vegas? Don't want to shell out the big bucks for the expensive full clay poker chip sets? Look what we have in store for you!

The 1000 10g Nevada Jacks Poker Chips with Aluminum Case, is the necessary set for any serious poker player. This awe inspiring set is made from the highest density polymer composite giving you the clay feel, but not the clay price. This new technology is great because of it's ability to take full color, full face graphics. Casinos are now getting into the action and are using this style of chip over it's pricier counterpart.

Each chip features the Nevada Jack logo, and a dead gambler holding the infamous "Dead Man's Hand". You will also receive a durable aluminum case to protect your new found treasures for poker nights to come.

See all this and more at mypokerroomsupplies.com today.

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