Chips valued 1,000 are often orange and 5,000 chips are often grey. You may also be able to get away with repurposing yellow and white chips for higher values if necessary; there’s not much call for a T½ or T1 chip in a T10,000 tournament. Blue chips have no standard value, but are often readily available. Here’s the list of common poker chip values at the WSOP with their corresponding (dominant) colors: Green WSOP chips: 25 Black chips: 100 Blue: 500 Yellow: 1,000 Orange chips: 5,000 Dark green chips: 25,000 Lavenders: 100,000 Beige chips: 250,000.

1. Poker Tournament Chip Denominations

• If you don't have any chips left after the race, you'll get one chip. From Robert's Rules of Poker (Section 15 Rule 8) The lowest denomination of chip in play will be removed from the table when it is no longer needed in the blind or ante structure. All lower-denomination chips that are of sufficient quantity for a new chip will be changed up.
• 500 Poker Chips in Your Set: T1000 Tournament. This is a common 500-chip poker tournament distribution of 200/150/100/50 for 10 players. There are $10,000 chips 'in play' with another $29,750 chips 'remaining' in your set. The remaining chips will allow you to issue numerous rebuys and add-ons, or play with more players than 10.

Current chip denominations in name

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Current chip denominations in description

Poker Tournament Chip Denominations