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Bicycle Poker Chips - 100 Count with 3 Colors (2 Pack)

  • 50 white chips listed
  • 25 red chips listed
  • 25 blue chips listed
  • 3 colors, 2 pack listing

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A basic multi-color chip set for casual home poker nights. The listing gives only the color split, so material, weight and denominations are unknown.

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ASIN: B06XGHJ4X3Category: Poker Chips

Overview

A home poker night is the setting for this chip set from Bicycle, sorted into white, red and blue so players can stack and split bets by color. The listing names only the contents, with no material or chip weight.

Three colors make it easy to assign values around the table, and the brand is a familiar playing card name. The limit is how little the listing says: no material, no chip weight, no denominations printed, and no case.

Who it's for

Friends who play kitchen-table poker and need a ready set of chips in separate colors will find the contents straightforward. Anyone who cares about chip feel or wants a case should look elsewhere, because the listing says nothing on either.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Three distinct colors for easy stacking
  • Familiar playing card brand
  • Clear color split in the listing
Cons
  • Material not listed
  • Chip weight not given
  • Case not mentioned
  • Denominations not printed in the listing

Performance notes

Chips are sorted by color, so a table can assign a value to each and run a game without extra tokens. Feel and shuffle noise depend on the material and weight, and the listing does not give either.

Specifications

BrandBicycle
ColorWhite, red, blue
Included Components50 white chips, 25 red chips, 25 blue chips

Frequently asked questions

Does the Bicycle chip set come with a case or cards?

No case, cards or dealer button are listed. Only the three colors of chips are named.