PostalPoker2012
Sitting Out
Really so happy with these Royals, started with a 400 chip set and I’m now gonna look to get more so I can host bigger tournaments/rebuys. Took down the last 9 handed tournament this month.
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Tourney The Royals (1 Viewer)
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Those chips are so sexy. My long-term plan is to get a sample set to touch 'em, and then pick some up for a tournament set, but I want to get them relabeled as I love the T100 format but not some of the T100 chips. There are so many sexy colors, it'd be nice to kind of build your own set. I wish Apache offered semi-customs (pick chips, change denom.s).
SlowPokeTony
Two Pair
Apache sells Royal blanks for you to do this.
Apache Royals are great.
I'll have to ask if they'd be willing to apply the labels for me differently, and what the cost would be. Buying blanks is tempting to go full nutty and design my own logo etc., put the money is flowing at that point.
bergs
Royal Flush
I’m imagining a thought bubble for some weird reason that says “3.6 Roentgens…not great, not terrible”. Never seen someoje so upset to win a tourney.
SlowPokeTony
Two Pair
Stock blanks with custom labels will still run you a lot less than fully custom chips from cpc or brpro.I'll have to ask if they'd be willing to apply the labels for me differently, and what the cost would be. Buying blanks is tempting to go full nutty and design my own logo etc., put the money is flowing at that point.
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
Apache sells only the blanks, you can get the customized lables from @BR Pro Poker no problem and won't know the difference.
They have the lables on file already you only have to tell them what denoms you want.
They definitely won’t apply different labels for you. You’ll need to do that yourself. Applying labels isn’t as difficult as it might seem.I'll have to ask if they'd be willing to apply the labels for me differently, and what the cost would be. Buying blanks is tempting to go full nutty and design my own logo etc., put the money is flowing at that point.
“Full nutty”? Been there. Done that.
BR Pro Poker has the Apache Royal labels on file!??
They used to. I know they were trying to get out of the chip label business by selling their equipment. But I'm not sure if that's done or not.
OfficerLovejoy
Full House
Oh that's right!
Not sure if they provide that service anymore.
Very interesting indeed! Thank you, I'll def. have to look into that when the time comes!
FoldingAces
Sitting Out
The royals are the 43mm chip right? I've always wondered if it would get annoying after a while to have "oversized" chips. Any players ever complain or comment on it?
Yes they are. Good question, I'd also be interested hear any opinions on extended use of them.
My players have never commented that they dislike the 43mm chips compared to 39mm chips. They care more about the look of the chips, which is great.
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
I have several 39 & 43mm sets, Royals included. I rotate which set we use every week in the league tournament.
We play cash after the tourney and I only have 39mm cash chips.
Everyone loves the 43mm and when they move to the cash table and were just playing with 43mm they always comment about how tiny these 39mm's feel. No one has ever commented about the 43mm's being uncomfortable.
If I could snap my fingers I would make all my sets 43mm.
SlowPokeTony
Two Pair
My favorite use of a 43mm chip (or a plaque) is when it comes into play as a color up in a tournament. Makes the big denoms feel even more special.
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PostalPoker2012
Sitting Out
I took two pictures, one where I was cheesing, and one where I tried to look tough ha.
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PostalPoker2012
Sitting Out
The people I play with were weary of the size at first but once they played with them they were in love. 0 complaints.
JLPicard
High Hand
I inquired a couple months back, and Josh from Apache told me they'll no longer be selling them. Gear labels are, from what I understand, the best alternative.
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