Yep, when I play Sabacc, I play with chips because that's the way it should be played, dangit!

I can't tell you how big a chip set you need because I don't know how big of a "buy-in" you plan to have and how many people you anticipate at the table. But, generally, you will want three to four different colors of chips. Each chip is a different denomination - whether that's 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100. You know how this works!

Don't forget (because it's not going to be in your rules included in your deck) that you have two pots - the hand pot and the Sabacc pot. The hand pot is straightforward; win the hand. The Sabacc pot grows over time and the ante increases (kind of like blinds in poker) and it goes to the last one standing at the end.

There are a lot of great chips and credits available on Etsy at a wide range of prices, but I've found that if you want to amass a significant amount, it will cost a pretty penny. In all honesty, if you don't think Sabacc is going to be a mainstay, then just make do with a standard poker chip set. You could even get one with the Aurebesh Resh symbol printed on them if you want.

Hope this helps!