As mentioned in my last review, I picked up Sin City Cannabis’ entire flavor line of recently launched Let’s Roll Craps Dice and Stack ‘Em High Poker Chips gummies. After reviewing the Let’s Roll Craps Dice, I moved on to the three flavors of Stack ‘Em High Poker Chips.

The Stack ‘Em High Poker Chips three flavors included Blue Raspberry, Cherry, and Grape. The gummies were shaped like a poker chip and were one and one-quarter inches wide and an eighth-of-an-inch thick. The Sin City logo, 10mg (for the THC dosing), a THC label, and plant leaf were molded into the top of the chip. Each chip contained 10mg of THC.

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The texture of the gummies delivered a bounce back (slightly less than the dice) with a slight stickiness to the teeth on the initial chews. The gummy then softened and dissolved with more chewing. As with the Let’s Roll Craps Dice, the subtle flavors matched the profile without trying to be something they’re not. The Blue Raspberry delivered an artificial boost of blueberry, raspberry, and grape that balanced a sweetness and tartness with each chew. The grape and cherry flavors were more straightforward and were overall sweeter than the other flavors. The cherry remained on the palate long after chewing.

The effects were consistent across all the Sin City gummies. As with the Craps Dice, a steady onset led to a quick head high that lasted throughout the buzz. I was productive with work and was overall outgoing and talkative. The onset for the body buzz took longer to kick in, but once fully dosed, the body buzz had a tingling and floating sensation that eased muscle and joint pain without couchlocking me. The end of the buzz added some tiredness, and I slept well each night, but these were not “put me to sleep” effects. At the back end of the buzz, my appetite did increase to the point of munchies. Overall, the Let’s Roll Craps Dice Gummies and the Stack ‘Em High Poker Chips Gummies were a fun concept that also delivered on the flavor and effects.

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All flavors had the same basic ingredients, which included corn syrup, sugar, beef gelatin, lactic acid, citric acid, pectin, artificial flavors, artificial colors, vegetable oil, and carnauba wax. The only difference between the ingredients was the artificial color, which included FD&C Red #40, FD&C Blue #1, or a combination of FD&C Blue #1 and Red #40

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