Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Professional Poker Set in Aluminum Case 500 Dual-Toned 11.5g chips
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Manufacturer: Re:Creation Group Plc
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Toy
Brand: Re:Creation Group Plc
EAN: 0047754139709
Feature: Enjoy a Vegas Style game of Texas Hold'Em Poker with this professional set from the comfort of your home.
Label: Re:Creation Group Plc
Manufacturer: Re:Creation Group Plc
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 168
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Re:Creation Group Plc
Studio: Re:Creation Group Plc
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Enjoy a Vegas Style game of Texas Hold'Em Poker with this professional set from the comfort of your home.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: 7 out of 10
Comment: I was happy with the quality of poker chips and case. Some of the playing cards were slightly marked....and there was no instructions on how to play Texas Hold Em...like it said that there would be in the Set.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Dual-Tone or Clay chips?
Comment: I recently bought this set and the colour plastic bit that cover the chips had started to peeling off. Iam saving for the clay chips!
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Enjoy a Vegas Style game of Texas Hold'Em Poker with this professional set from the comfort of your home.
The high quality Professional Poker Set from Cardinal is supplied with a felt and foam lined aluminium case with a carry handle.
The Professional Poker Set is supplied with 500 11.5g poker chips, two decks of cards, a dealer button and five poker dice.
This 500 chip set can be carried around easily and will impress your friends.
Professional Poker Set features
One Cardinal professional poker set
High quality aluminium case with protective base pads
Black felt lining and foam protection
500x 11.5g quality dual-toned poker chips
2 decks of poker cards
5 poker dice
Dealer button
Little and Big blind button
Easy to learn instructions
Size: Professional Poker Set L 57.5cm x W 20.6cm x D 7.0cm
Click here to see a larger image of the Professional Poker Set
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