The Bitcoin issuer has no liability to redeem BTC units for a specific amount of money or other items.
Using poker chips as an analogy for Bitcoin was a bad idea, because poker chips are liabilities, not assets. They derive their value from the casino's promise to redeem them for currency. Bitcoin is an asset. It is not backed by anything other than itself, just as every asset. Its value comes from the trust and confidence that people have in it as a decentralized currency. You're just incapable of acknowledging that Bitcoin possesses these qualities.
You haven't answered me my question:
If that were the case, then send 1 million bitcoins to this address: bc1q0u2tencdlkzeungrj7zsswl62nlxgucghhanwe. Since they're merely abstract figures in a database, it shouldn't pose much difficulty for you to generate them out of nothing, correct?