
Have had your chips
Imminent Failure
 Use it when something is about to fail or end very soon, not just facing problems. 
With all these missed deadlines, the project has had its chips.
 Casual Tone
 It's informal and might be used among friends or in relaxed settings, not in formal writing or speech. 
After losing yet another client, I reckon we've had our chips.
 British Origin
 The phrase is British slang, so it's more familiar to UK speakers than to other English speakers. 
He lost his job and flat in the same week; he's had his chips.