Poker Chip Case for Texas Holdem, 500 pcs of 43mm Poker Chips | High-end Carrying case Providing Full Protection, German Polycarbonate Shell, Super Portable & Sturdy

Bought this case for a custom set of 39g chips I purchased. At first I was unsure if they would fit but this case is perfect for 500 chips. Love the black color with the hardened case, I’ll have to repost after using it what the wear and tear is. The case without chips is super light and the slim design is nice when storing it, even when adding the chips it’s not bulky. All in all I feel this case is great value for the cost, I’m impressed.

Looks great and just as advertised

The Slowplay case is definitely one of the better quality cases available. It is compact and made with lightweight material. The chip tray is made of an injected Styrofoam, so it holds its shape, while the interior upper lid is lined with PU leather, instead of foam. I think foam works better as a form factor to ensure nothing moves once the case is closed. Instead, I have to put a large dealer button on top of the cards to help keep the cards in place. Even then, the cards can shift. Each row fits exactly 50 chips. With 10 rows, the capacity equals 500 max. I like that the latch is compact, minimizing the risk of the latches getting hit and breaking. As far as sturdiness, time will tell.

This is a quality case. Very well made. Would definitely recommend, you will not be disappointed. A+++

It’s a perfect fit for 300 chips and 2 packs of cards. I ordered 14 gram chips separately. The case has some weight to it giving it a sturdy feel unlike the generic ones.

This is my second case from SLOWPLAY, first was a 500 count I ordered with chips which are amazing as well. The new case was needed for extra chips I ordered from SLOWPLAY, great quality case for the money and I highly recommend these to all levels of poker players.

I particularly liked the handle, case latches, and the molded chip troughs, especially that they are NOT lined in fake “velvet” material that other cases have, which sheds fine fibers. My only slight complaint is that the space for two decks of cards is extremely tight, especially if one leaves the cards in their original box. Without boxes, cards would scatter throughout the chip case, since nothing would hold the decks together.

This product does have a few things about it that I would change but overall it's still probably the best case on the market. Compared to the Slowplay 500 chip case, the handle is different (plastic on the 300, metal on the 500) and the Slowplay logo on the 300 has a small circle next to it that my 500 case does not (so they don't match as I'd hoped in that regard). Both handles are nice but the metal one seems more heavy duty for the weight of the additional chips. In the end I decided to go with the 500 chip case to have the extra room but the 300 is just as nice.