Custom Composite Poker Chips | Mixed Round & Rectangular Casino Set

CTSOK Custom Composite Poker Chips are designed as a complete mixed-format chip series rather than a collection of unrelated individual denominations. The set combines conventional round chips with larger rectangular chips, allowing operators to distinguish regular table values from selected higher denominations through both color and physical shape.

The pictured round chips use multiple body colors—including purple, blue, yellow, green, pink, and grey—together with six red-and-white edge spots. Each value retains the same center-label structure, denomination placement, card-suit symbols, decorative emblem, and casino-equipment wording. The result is a visually coordinated series in which every denomination remains independently recognizable.

The rectangular chips extend the same artwork into a larger format. They use rounded corners, colored composite bodies, white-and-red side details, and a wide central area for larger denomination numbers and branding. This allows higher-value chips to stand apart without abandoning the design language of the round series.

The underlying product construction consists of an iron or copper inner core enclosed by an injection-molded composite outer layer. Standard round chips are available in a 39 mm format, with larger diameter options also available. The rectangular high-denomination format measures approximately 85 × 55 mm. Round-chip weight is typically 8–14 g, with thickness around 3.3–3.5 mm, depending on the selected size and construction.

Unlike the previous CTSOK rectangular-only product, this series is built around mixed-format denomination planning. The round and rectangular chips are intended to function together, giving the operator a consistent visual identity across the full chip range while preserving a clear difference between routine values and selected upper denominations.

Mixed-Format Denomination Structure

The main advantage of this product is the ability to organize one chip series through two physical formats.

Round Chips

Round chips are suitable for the values handled most frequently during table operation. Their standard format supports conventional stacking, sorting, tray storage, dealer handling, and mixed-denomination use.

Rectangular Chips

Rectangular chips provide a visibly separate format for selected higher denominations. Their larger size gives the value number greater prominence and makes them harder to confuse with ordinary round chips during table-bank preparation or inventory review.

This structure gives the set three recognition layers:

1. Body color identifies the denomination group.

2. Printed number confirms the exact value.

3. Physical shape separates standard and higher-value categories.

The denomination at which the rectangular format begins can be defined according to the project. It does not need to follow one fixed threshold.

Six-Spot Edge Pattern

The round chips use six repeated edge-spot groups distributed around the outer body.

Each group combines red and white sections, creating a distinctive side profile when chips are stacked. The edge pattern remains visible even when the center artwork is covered by another chip.

This helps during:

• Manual denomination sorting

• Chip-tray preparation

• Dealer training

• Stack comparison

• Inventory checks

• Product demonstrations

• Physical-to-system verification

The shared six-spot pattern also keeps different chip colors connected as one design family.

For customized production, CTSOK can adjust:

• Number of edge-spot groups

• Spot width and shape

• Red-and-white color combination

• Denomination-specific variations

• Edge symbols

• Edge text

• Operator brand colors

Coordinated Center Artwork

The round and rectangular products use a common artwork system.

Visible design elements include:

• Large denomination number

• Poker wording

• Card-suit symbols

• Central decorative emblem

• Casino Equipment wording

• Repeated diamond-style corner symbols

• Coordinated background graphics

Using the same artwork structure across both shapes ensures that the rectangular products do not appear to belong to a separate, unrelated range.

CTSOK can replace the sample artwork with:

• Casino logo

• Poker-room identity

• VIP-room name

• Club branding

• Tournament name

• Custom denomination

• No Cash Value wording

• Non-Negotiable wording

• Security text

• Printed serial references

• Operator-specific symbols

The denomination should remain the most readable element, particularly on chips with detailed decorative graphics.

Metal-Core Composite Construction

The product uses a metal-core composite structure.

An iron or copper inner core provides weight, while an injection-molded outer layer forms the body color, chip shape, edge details, rounded corners, and printable surface. The reference product range lists 8–14 g as the typical round-chip weight range.

This construction differs from CTSOK’s ceramic and acrylic chip products:

• Ceramic chips emphasize full-surface printed graphics.

• Acrylic chips use transparent layered construction.

• Clay composite chips emphasize a denser molded handling feel.

• Metal-core composite chips combine molded customization with an internally weighted structure.

Final core material, weight, texture, and surface finish should be confirmed through the approved physical sample.

Round Chip Size Options

The standard round format is 39 mm.

Additional available diameters include:

• 43 mm

• 45 mm

• 50 mm

• 55 mm

• 60 mm

Round-chip thickness is approximately 3.3–3.5 mm, depending on the selected construction.

The chip size should be selected together with:

• Required weight

• Chip tray dimensions

• Storage method

• Table layout

• Reader compatibility

• Packaging quantity

• Difference between denomination groups

The pictured mixed-format set is most naturally based around a conventional 39 mm round chip combined with the larger rectangular format.

Rectangular High-Denomination Format

The rectangular chips measure approximately 85 × 55 mm according to the reference product specification.

Their larger surface provides additional space for:

• Large denomination numbers

• Casino or club logos

• Card-suit graphics

• Decorative borders

• Printed serial numbers

• UV verification patterns

• Holographic elements

• RFID-related markings

• Project-specific wording

The rectangular chip should not be treated as a metal nameplate or decorative plaque. It remains part of the casino chip series, but uses a larger physical format to distinguish selected denominations.

Color-Coded Value Identification

The pictured product uses separate body colors for different values.

The color system helps staff identify a denomination category before reading the printed number. The exact color assignments shown in the image belong to this sample design and should not be described as universal casino standards.

CTSOK can create a customized value structure such as:

• 50

• 100

• 500

• 1,000

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 50,000

• 100,000

• Custom denominations

The reference product range supports values from 1 through 100,000 and above, including customer-defined denominations.

A complete color plan should consider:

• Visual separation between adjacent values

• Relationship between round and rectangular chips

• Operator brand colors

• Table-limit categories

• VIP-room positioning

• Inventory classification

• Security and verification procedures

Stack and Tray Recognition

The round chips can be organized in conventional stacks, while rectangular chips can be stored separately in trays or dedicated compartments.

This mixed-format arrangement can make the table bank easier to review because higher-value rectangular pieces are not visually buried among ordinary round chips.

The design supports:

• Routine round-chip stacks

• Dedicated high-value sections

• Mixed-denomination chip trays

• Opening table-bank preparation

• Closing inventory checks

• Dealer training exercises

• Product display sets

• Physical-to-system comparisons

Storage accessories should be selected according to the final chip dimensions and denomination quantities.

Optional RFID Identification

RFID is available as an optional feature rather than an assumed standard configuration.

The product range supports HF or UHF RFID inlays. When included, each chip can carry an electronic identity linked to a denomination and management record.

An RFID-enabled record may include:

• Chip denomination

• Physical format

• Printed serial number

• Inventory category

• Issue status

• Table assignment

• Active or inactive status

• Return status

• Project-specific management fields

The RFID component provides electronic identification. Reading range, batch performance, location visibility, and reporting functions depend on the reader hardware, antenna design, software modules, and database configuration.

CTSOK “Chips Are Data” Connection

With RFID added, both round and rectangular chips can become identifiable assets within the CTSOK management environment.

Compatible project components may include:

• RFID chip readers

• Intelligent chip trays

• Cage-side verification devices

• Smart gaming tables

• Chip issuance modules

• Chip return workflows

• Inventory databases

• Table-bank records

• Reconciliation software

• Management dashboards

CTSOK’s existing RFID chip platform supports unique identification, batch reading, automated data collection, inventory visibility, and integration with casino-management workflows.

This allows the mixed-format set to maintain two parallel identification systems:

• Physical identification: shape, color, value number, artwork, and edge spots

• Digital identification: RFID identity, denomination mapping, inventory status, and system records

The product can also be supplied without RFID when only physical customization is required.

Optional Verification Features

The composite product range supports several optional verification methods.

UV Ink

Selected logos, wording, numbers, or symbols can be designed for inspection under suitable ultraviolet lighting.

Laser Serial Number

Individual or sequential numbers can support manual inventory records and physical verification.

Holographic Label

A holographic element can provide an additional visible security reference.

RFID Inlay

HF or UHF RFID provides electronic identification when used with compatible equipment.

These features can be combined, but each one should correspond to a defined inspection or management procedure.

Custom Configuration Options

CTSOK can customize the complete mixed-format chip series, including:

• Round-chip diameter

• Rectangular-chip dimensions

• Metal-core material

• Finished chip weight

• Main body colors

• Six-spot edge design

• Center artwork

• Casino or poker-room logo

• Denomination range

• Printed wording

• Card-suit graphics

• Printed or laser serial numbers

• RFID frequency and protocol

• UV security graphics

• Holographic elements

• Packaging and storage

The reference product range lists a typical MOQ of approximately 300–1,000 pieces per denomination for custom-logo orders, depending on the design and technical configuration.

Suitable Applications

The Custom Composite Poker Chips are suitable for:

• Commercial casinos

• Poker rooms

• VIP gaming rooms

• High-limit table areas

• Card clubs

• Tournament organizers

• Cruise ship gaming projects

• Dealer training rooms

• Casino-equipment showrooms

• RFID management-system demonstrations

• Custom branded chip programs

Their main distinction is the combination of a mixed round-and-rectangular format, weighted metal-core construction, six-spot edge design, coordinated color hierarchy, customizable center artwork, and optional CTSOK RFID integration.

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