Went there this past Sunday. Chips ere made by "Icon" and have those little "fingerprint ridges" across them. I did not buy a $100 so you should post that to the ChipGuide, Dennis. The graphics on the reverse seem to be "Yokut Baskets" - thanks to George D. for straightening me out on that. I had thought they were little marine creatures from nearby Millerton Lake that would climb beneath your bathing trunks. Just the same, I have no plans to go swimming there. I have some $1 and $5 chips also for sale but don't want to "step" on Dennis' deal here.

The 50¢ blackjack insurance bet is paid with coins so no 50¢ chips to collect - at least not yet. Also, they no longer offer a poker room, so dash your hopes for any $2 or $3 poker drop chips!

The table dealers seemed okay with me buying pocket fulls of low-denomination chips but I quit when my trousers began to sag. No use in making myself a pig.

The slots are set very high, with $8 and $10 maximum spin bets, so check carefully before you play. One machine I saw had a "50" level which was indeed $50 per spin. That, I did not get involved with. Instead found the Wizard of Oz Over The Rainbow game for $3 max bets. It's a new game that has lots of surprise features - bonuses, free spins, the Wizard paying out his balloon-trove of money, Glinda the Good Witch blowing pink bubbles at you, etc., etc. (When not blowing bubbles, Glinda sells motorists Goodwitch Tires.) Anyway, I got a bonus spin that kept re-setting with additional free spins until it hit $550. Cashed in my TITO for $707 and ran outta there. THEN the table dealers seemed unhappy!