"You can buy all you want for 65¢ at the Paul-Son retail store. Full graphic, inlayed chips. They have dozens of different ones. Even cheaper at GGS...I thought we were talking about casino chips."

We were but my original post where I quoted prices was based on a thought that the casinos would be getting chips even cheaper than the .65ea. I guess, like we mentioned before though that I wasn't factoring all the other costs for the custom chips that a casino would use in play or as LEs. Setup + graphics x 2 sides + taxes etc. etc. I was just saying that we could also probably figure in some cost due to my quotes being out of date.

The main point though, in context to the original question of this thread would be that the casinos actually make less money per LE than people have suggested. The point still stands then that in most cases there is no real economic benefit from the sale of these chips. Their real benefit must be in the form of PR Marketing and good will with the casinos customers.