If you plan on keeping the foam wall as opposed to building a dedicated table then you may want to consider the following option accessories. Besides owning chips, the most popular item to have are acrylic chip racks or wood racks (rails) ​I recommend purchasing 10 chip racks, one for each player and the dealer will need two.

Below is a link to "7OutWoodNC" where the owner will build you a custom table specific to the Craps Mat or you can simply purchase single or double row wood rails. 

A vertical chip rack also known as a speed rack is for the dealer and recommended for those who plan on hosting 6-8 players

New! Coming this January 2022
Elevated foam blocks
Your acrylic chip trays just got a lift!

Eight blocks total. Acrylic chip holder fits snug and comes off easy. Better wall support. Now everyone can see how many chips everyone else has. Pick it up and move about.

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The Craps Mat fits back into the shipping box with the wall and there is enough room for the chip racks for easy storage. Some folks prefer a duffle bag for transport and storage. It should be at least 34" long and 10" high minimum. 

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If you want to border the outside of the foam wall, use unfinished 3/16th inch basswood. It offers a nice exterior look and extra wall support.​

It has a soft, fine, even texture that makes it simple to work with. Its pale and even natural grain makes it simple to paint, color, or stain. Most hobby and craft stores carry it and its very affordable. It’s very thin but strong and will fit in the shipping box for storage  You simply glue it on the exterior of the foam wall. Fabric glue works good. It is available in 4 " width at various lengths and you can also find 1" pre-cut strips for the top of the wall. Some use 3/16" Poplar or Douglas Fir for the exterior frame or Baltic Birch Plywood. I've seen people use 3/16" acrylic, shinny black is popular. 
Size:
2pc L 30 ¼” x H 4” (End walls)
2pc L 22 ¾” x H 4” (Side walls)​

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Cup holders that have the base slide under the mat decrease the chances of spills and unwanted stains.

​How many chips will you need?
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If you do not already have chips, consider purchasing loose chips rather than a set with a case. 

Use acrylic chip holders. Some come with a cover or purchase a case separately.
 https://www.discountpokershop.com/loose-poker-chips-c-12.html

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Loose chips are sold in increments of 25
​Start slow and build

​PLAYER BANK this is where each player gets equal amount of chips and each player takes turns dealing, paying bets with their own chips and keeps losing bets unlike a BANK game where your chip inventory serves as a common bank. 
Each player starts off with one stack of 20 each red, green and black ($2600) 
For up to five players, you will need..
50 White ($1)
100 red ($5)
100 green ($25)
100 black ($100)
25 purple ($500)
25 Gold ($1000)
​400 chips total. Cost estimate between $35- $50
The 25 purple and 25 gold are for markers.
Player Bank games are not recommended
​for more than five players
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BANK GAMES (True odds or casino odds)
600 CHIPS can accommodate bank and 8 players (Full game)
50 white ($1)
150 red ($5) 
150 green ($25)
150 black ($100)   
75  purple ($500) 
25 yellow or gold ($1000) 

1000 CHIPS - The ultimate bank
100 white ($1)
200 red ($5)
200 green ($25)
200 black ($100)
200 purple ($500)
100 yellow or gold ($1000)

​Non-denominational "dice chips" are very inexpensive.
$2.25 per 25 roll ($9 per 100)
$27 for 300
$36 for 400 (Starter games 5 player)
$45 for 500
$90 for 1000
Denominal chips (below)
$4.50 per 25 roll ($18 per 100)
$54 for 300
$72 for 400 (Starter games 5 player)
$90 for 500
​$180 for 1000
(as of 1/9/2022)
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