Home Roulette Tourney Breakdown (1 Viewer)

[EastCoastCali]

If I was going to do a small 5-6 most likely person home roulette tourney (possibly 7 or 8 but veeeeery unlikely), what’s the best breakdown? Struggling between 2 or 3 racks per color and then some sort of common $25 chips or something. Curious if 2 racks is fine and how much I should have behind in common chips just in case. If anyone has any experience or advice with this, please help. Thanks!

 

[allforcharity]

Roulette tourneys are a bit tough and should be limited by time. Or perhaps do several rounds in a row and add up players stacks for all rounds.

I would say 200 chips per player, or 300 if you can. You can use cash chips to represent X number of chips that a player has won, but can't bet with, max 200-300 chips in play at one time.

You'll also want to place limits on inside/outside bets.

For example, tonight I will run several rounds of a roulette tourney. 6 players, start with 40 chips, max 200 of every colour in play. Rounds last 20 minutes of until they bust. Max 5 chips inside, 20 chips outside per bet.

 

[Baldeagle9]

Anyone know where to buy reasonably priced roulette chips? I’d say 7 different colors, 200 chips each color. Don’t need anything fancy. Just for a home tourney, don’t want to break the bank. Thanks!

 

[TwoHomie]

Anyone know where to buy reasonably priced roulette chips? I’d say 7 different colors, 200 chips each color. Don’t need anything fancy. Just for a home tourney, don’t want to break the bank. Thanks!

Fwiw I just used my old striped diced chips I had lying around from before I had nicer chips. They’re cheap enough, come in a bunch of different colors, and non-denominated. Any of the online poker stores should cary them for $.10 to $.12 per chip. Possibly even Amazon too if you need them quicker

 

[Baldeagle9]

Fwiw I just used my old striped diced chips I had lying around from before I had nicer chips. They’re cheap enough, come in a bunch of different colors, and non-denominated. Any of the online poker stores should cary them for $.10 to $.12 per chip. Possibly even Amazon too if you need them quicker View attachment 1494258 View attachment 1494259

awesome thank you!

 

[cpiaaq]

Bud Jones v4 (new) can be had from The Chip Room, and used ones are available from The Chip Exchange, if you want to use what casinos use.

 

[allforcharity]

Most popular roulette chips in casinos are Bud Jones R4. They are easy to customize with aftermarket labels.

 

[Baldeagle9]

Bud Jones v4 (new) can be had from The Chip Room, and used ones are available from The Chip Exchange, if you want to use what casinos use.

okay thank you, I'll take a look now.