DJ Mack
Flush
As I've alluded to on a few other threads I'm about to embark on building a cash set. Originally I was commissioned by my sister in law to come up with some ideas and handle the ordering process, but that's now on indefinite hold due to some, ah, disagreements among the gals in her group. Not game related mind you but it sounds like they may not be playing together for some time.
Anyway, rather than scrap the bit of time I'd already put in I decided to commandeer the design for my own cash set. Since I very rarely play cash games in the home environment I have to admit being a bit of a rookie on the logistics, so many thanks to @jbutler who helped me think through quantities and denominations. On his advice I am going to be ordering $0.25 and $5.00. There is a very slim possibility of going to $1/$2 down the road but to avoid color matching issues and allow me to buy a proper quantity as a single batch I am going to forgo ordering any $1s right now. I'll probably place a large order for them early next year.
Thinking ahead I will also want some $20s and since I've been itching to buy MSK plaques this seems like a good opportunity to do so.
In terms of chips, here's where I am right now. Feedback definitely welcome on everything. As far as the chips go there's two issues I'd like input on:
1. Color for the fracs. Orange would probably be my first choice but given the closeness to the mandarin red I'm leery about having similar colors on the table at the same time. Yes, the $5 has edge spots but at the end of a long night they might look similar in stacks depending on how they are turned. Likewise I really like the light chocolate but is that too close to red - anyone colorblind and care to comment? I mocked up light blue and blurple as well.
2. Shadow or no shadow for the denomination text?
Now on to the plaques. Burgundy red speed cloth is what I've got for playing surfaces, hence its incorporation into the bottom part of the design. The base would be the standard MSK mother of pearl. I'm leaning heavily to the rounded corner 82x57 format. My wife likes chevrons so I'm on the fence about including some light gray ones randomly in the background on the top for some texture.
Thanks for looking!
Anyway, rather than scrap the bit of time I'd already put in I decided to commandeer the design for my own cash set. Since I very rarely play cash games in the home environment I have to admit being a bit of a rookie on the logistics, so many thanks to @jbutler who helped me think through quantities and denominations. On his advice I am going to be ordering $0.25 and $5.00. There is a very slim possibility of going to $1/$2 down the road but to avoid color matching issues and allow me to buy a proper quantity as a single batch I am going to forgo ordering any $1s right now. I'll probably place a large order for them early next year.
Thinking ahead I will also want some $20s and since I've been itching to buy MSK plaques this seems like a good opportunity to do so.
In terms of chips, here's where I am right now. Feedback definitely welcome on everything. As far as the chips go there's two issues I'd like input on:
1. Color for the fracs. Orange would probably be my first choice but given the closeness to the mandarin red I'm leery about having similar colors on the table at the same time. Yes, the $5 has edge spots but at the end of a long night they might look similar in stacks depending on how they are turned. Likewise I really like the light chocolate but is that too close to red - anyone colorblind and care to comment? I mocked up light blue and blurple as well.
2. Shadow or no shadow for the denomination text?
Now on to the plaques. Burgundy red speed cloth is what I've got for playing surfaces, hence its incorporation into the bottom part of the design. The base would be the standard MSK mother of pearl. I'm leaning heavily to the rounded corner 82x57 format. My wife likes chevrons so I'm on the fence about including some light gray ones randomly in the background on the top for some texture.
Thanks for looking!
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