For the record, the Lucky’s $1s are pure joy.
Perfection, to my eye.
Perfection, to my eye.
-
PCF is an eBay Partner. If you make a purchase through one of our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support!
Rancho Agave or Lucky’s? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Kam
- Start date
I'm team Lucky!
For Lucky's, I think there's a valid complaint that the frac, $1, and $5 all play in a similar color range and don't pop as much on their own when in play - especially under warmer/yellow lighting.
That said, two things IMO:
That said, two things IMO:
- When the $25s hit the table, the entire set IMO blossoms and I like the fact that the set looks better over play time.
- When stakes inevitably move up due to inflation and $1/$1 becomes the norm... watch out.
If anything, I feel like the Rancho $5 deviates a little too much from the color profile of the rest of the RAs. It is just such an incredibly bold chip, among other chips that have pretty earthy tones. I love it, don’t get me wrong!! But I do feel the Lucky’s hang together better, and the stamps are absolutely amazing. And…the $1s are so awesome. Plenty of sets with white or blue $1s. Lucky’s are my only set with arc $1s!! Love at first sight.
TheChipVault
Full House
the $5 on the RA represents the desert sun.. its suppose to explode out of the box and on the table.
It does!!!
extreme517
Straight
I like a blue dollar and love arc. I would rather the dollar was flipped color wise, but it is the "fortune cookie" dollar! I could see that a white/black panda stamped dollar could work, but I'd rather have some color.
The dark navy $100 functions as a black chip and serves the purpose...I appreciate the non-standard dark color choice. I also like charcoal $100s for this same reason.
sleepypiggly
Flush
TheChipVault
Full House
black was not selected for any main or edge color because it is considered an UNLUCKY color. arc is more typical in a classic asian color palette.
the $1 was also made personally for me because I love the Sands arc dollar but don't have the patience to hunt them down in the wild. so I made my own version.. you're welcome!
the $1 was also made personally for me because I love the Sands arc dollar but don't have the patience to hunt them down in the wild. so I made my own version.. you're welcome!
Of all the sets I have owned and gotten into play the Lucky's have had the most enjoyment for everyone.
The arc yellow 1 is fantastic on the table and breaks the norm of a white or blue 1.
The different stamps add to the fun nature of the chip and always bring a lot of compliments and close viewing of the chips.
It's a very unique one of a kind set which is why it gets my vote.
The arc yellow 1 is fantastic on the table and breaks the norm of a white or blue 1.
The different stamps add to the fun nature of the chip and always bring a lot of compliments and close viewing of the chips.
It's a very unique one of a kind set which is why it gets my vote.
Last edited:
OP
OP
I can confirm you achieved your objective.
A is awesome. I want it!
extreme517
Straight
OP
OP
I like to repeat myself and it’s hard to pick which is better. Going to be a very personal choice bc they are very different but they both nailed their theme.
OP
OP
RocAFella1
Royal Flush
This thread needs more pictures of stacks to make a more accurate judgement lol
OP
OP
This thread needed that picture a WEEK AGO.
Nice stack though. You interested in bringing your Lucky’s as a guest set to DiD one of the days and I’ll bring a different set?
OP
OP
Nice! Not seen those in person before.
Ok, @Tonysquander you up for bringing Lucky’s one day for others to help convert the un-initiated?
bernielomax
Full House
bernielomax
Full House
Also, this was the message I sent to Jim after mine arrived:
Jim, the chips arrived. This was a “risky” set that turned out absolutely amazing. As things settle and the set gets digested more, I predict it will become one of the more coveted sets out there. It’s edgy and bucks the preconceived standards about what works and what is good in the hobby.
Jim, the chips arrived. This was a “risky” set that turned out absolutely amazing. As things settle and the set gets digested more, I predict it will become one of the more coveted sets out there. It’s edgy and bucks the preconceived standards about what works and what is good in the hobby.
If I had $25s...I think I'd agree with you (but can't ever happen). RA are stunners.
OP
OP
I still don’t know what witchcraft you practice to photograph blaze orange and have the colors show like that in a bloody home game setup.
Create an account or login to comment
You must be a member in order to leave a comment
Create account
Create an account and join our community. It's easy!
Log in
Already have an account? Log in here.
