Obviously, everyone has a right to their opinion, but there are quite a few serious flaws to this "ranking table."
First category - all the Paulson chips I have arrived at my house within 3-4 days of paying for them. Paulsons are available every day in the PCF classifieds. It's simply not factual to state that they are 10 times more difficult to acquire than dice chips. A little more difficult? Sure. Change those last three rating to something like 8 6 4. I would also strongly disagree that this is the third most important category.
Price? You get what you pay for. Are dice chips at 5 cents each a better price than leaded THCs at $5? Well, In spite of how inexpensive they are, I have zero dice chips in my extensive collection of chips, so my answer is no. I suspect the answer is also no for almost 100% of everyone else here on PCF except you. This is one category where you actually greatly undervalued CPCs. For dice chips, I guess you get what you pay for, so give them a 5.
Tina's at 7 is fair. RHCs are a 5. Mint THCs at 4 is good. Leaded THCs, I'd say 3-4.
Grip? What the hell even is this? How is Grip different from Feel? And why do CPCs rank significantly higher than Paulsons? I have no clue where you are even coming from in this category.
Weight - Why are
Tina hybrids not the same score as CPCs and non-leaded Paulsons? You must not have ever weighed any of them. They come in just over 9 grams. Just as good as any other non-leaded chips. In fact, a lot of CPCs are closer to 8g so they should score lower than Tinas and Paulsons. And weight being the second most important category is a joke.
Feel - You got this one all messed up. But I guess feel is about as speculative as you can get. Nothing else even comes close to the buttery feel of nicely broken in leaded Paulsons. To rank mint non-leaded Paulsons above leaded Paulsons is total insanity. You gotta be the only person on PCF that thinks this way. And the Importance is way too low.
Durability - Another cluster-fuck. Dice chips are 10x more durable than Tinas? Hilarious. More than twice as durable as Paulsons? What is your basis for any of these rankings? Paulson chips stand up to years of daily use in casinos. They are
extremely durable. No way that dice chips could stand up to that many years of daily abuse.
Looks to me like you built a table in order to prove to yourself that the chips you like best, and least, rank the way you want them to. Whatever floats your boat, but I doubt anyone else in this forum agrees with even most of this. No worries though. That's why we have a "Controversial opinions thread."
I did enjoy reading and responding to this, so cheers!