In roulette, a chip is a small disc used to represent a specific amount of money when placing a bet on the roulette table. These chips are typically made of plastic or clay and have a unique color or design to distinguish them from other players' chips.
They are used instead of cash so that players can easily place multiple bets on different spots on the roulette table without having to physically handle large amounts of cash. After the round is over, players can exchange their chips for cash at the cashier's cage
They are used instead of cash so that players can easily place multiple bets on different spots on the roulette table without having to physically handle large amounts of cash. After the round is over, players can exchange their chips for cash at the cashier's cage