• CARRY BAG OPTIONS
  
• PURCHASING CHIPS
  
• CHIP CARRIER
  
• VERTICAL CHIP RACKS
  
• CRAPS ​STICK

DUFFLE BAG (RECOMMENDED)
A canvas, leather, or nylon duffle bag is recommended.
Most other bags — especially on Amazon — don’t work as well.
With the bags shown below, I can fit the entire shipping box inside. With others, the zippers simply aren’t long enough.
There was a time these bags came with the mat, but I can no longer purchase them in bulk. Ideally, they would need to be manufactured here in the U.S.

I put the shipping box
​inside the bag.
Works great. 
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PURCHASING CHIPS​
If you do not already have chips, consider purchasing loose chips rather than a set with a case. If you plan on hosting party games please view Chip Inventory & Banking Guide below before you purchase.
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Purchasing chips by the case will cost you more in the long run as pre-ensembled cases will have too many white $1 chips and useless blue chips. SAVE $$$ ​

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

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I HAVE A 1000 CHIP INVENTORY
A full 1000-chip carrier weighs close to 30 lbs, which makes using a single large carrier impractical — especially for smaller games.

For smaller games, I carry 400 chips in the shipping box for fast setup. (Example)
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For larger games, I use a 600-chip carrier.

This quality carrier also includes six removable chip trays, which come in handy hosting large banked games.
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​I've tried them all, most suck or are too expensive, except this one.

​VERTICAL CHIP RACKS
Also known as a speed rack that hold 200 chips, these are for the dealer and can be very useful. 

Personally, I’m not a big fan. They are designed to be placed with a wall behind them, like on a craps table. If they were heavier — something like a composite aluminum — I’d like them a lot more.

As is, being plastic, they can tip over if bumped… which makes them a little risky during play. I prefer using the chip carrier above and the six extra chip trays for my bank — especially in larger games.

​That said, players love them.
I do have two — one for smaller games, and I use both for larger games.
When a 7-out hits, they clean up fast — slamming chips into the rack and keeping the game moving. Just don't bump them lol

You wont need this but.....