Custom Branded Poker Chips, Playing Cards, And Game Prizes Are A Hit!

Chelsea Mills • March 20, 2024

Get in The Game of Branded Merchandise

Custom poker and game items have recently become a popular request from BYD and we think it's a wonderful way to spice up the fun and make it memorable.

Recently we created playing cards, poker chips, and napkins featuring sponsors of the Fenton Education Foundation Texas Hold 'Em and Poker Night. The event was used to raise funds for the Fenton Education Foundation which awards grants within the Fenton School District to support education. The event saw 200 attendees and raised a total of $13,000+ for students. St. John Catholic School also requested custom dry-erase Euchre score boards, poker chips, coasters, engraved glasses, and golf ball prizes for their game night event. Check out the images below.

Events like these are a great opportunity to get your name out there and build brand visibility. Sponsoring events and having items with your branding on it bring awareness to participants that you are an active supporter of your community and helping in making the event a success. This increases the likelihood that you will be thought of when other opportunities arise.

What are the benefits of custom branded merchandise?

Custom branding on practical items that can be used regularly or given away like playing cards, poker chips, and dry-erase boards extend the life of your message beyond a single event and therefore your brand gains more exposure and visibility over its life of use. When these items are given away and traded they can expand your brand's reach to new customers. Custom branded items are also more likely to be used and kept longer than generic mass produced items as they tend to hold more sentimental value.

Branded items for events help to make your event more memorable. When an event includes a specific name of a brand, the association makes the event become more recognizable and specific allowing for better recollection and reference of the individual event instead of something generic. "Poker Night at BYD" seems a bit dull and predictable, but "BYD Poker Night" seems much more exciting as you are representing the event instead of just being there. With custom items you can create a great memorable brand experience for those that come across it.

Make you and your event memorable with custom game items from us: Contact us

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