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The Ambessa Poker Room Owner: @SpaceMonkey Artist: @Johnny5 Manufacturer: CPC Mold: Small Crown Showcase Thread: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/the-ambessa.53160/ Thoughts from the owner: This set was a 10 year plus labor of love journey that encompassed all my experience and obsession...

Hey Everyone. I continue to browse the forum and want all certain kinds of chips. Initially I was deciding between Tikis and Royals, but after continuing to browse and see what catches my eye as well as getting samples, I think a Cards Mold may be my best bang for the buck option. I really...

Hey BG, I'm a noob on here from UK and looking at doing exactly that but two 500 chip sets. Have to buy in set of 25 chips. Single table usually 8 players but would like to accommodate 10 if needed. Guys I play with don't usually play such structured poker and I'm trying to change that. But know...

We used a standard (avg 41% increase) T25-base structure designed to last roughly 4 hours, but altered to reflect and accomodate the T.25-base denomination chips (T.25 T1, T5, T25). Using cash chips is fine, since they are used at actual value. 10 players T50 ($50) starting stacks (12/17/6)...

I have not seen many of those colors either, you seem to have lots of colors, I would consider trying to seperate the cash and tourney set, even doing a slightly different label for the tournment set. that way you don;t have to worrya bout a chip form the tournament play getting dropped in...

This is why I advocate using a T100-Base for a tourney set instead of T25-Base. You can then use the 100/500/1000/5000 chips for tourneys and the $0.25/$1/$5/$25 for cash games. Plus I personally prefer $100-Base as it's easier to count pots/stacks, color up later than usually, & don't need as...

^This, Some random thoughts: - the $2 chips are a nice color, but the $2 is not popular for use in either cash or tourney sets, but alternatively, the $2 chip would look great as a relabeled $1000 chip. - the thing going for this set is they aren't being made anymore. You never know --...

...to the awkward math), and generally run T25-base with at least 200BB starting stacks (some with antes, some without). But I have ran T.25-base events using actual cash value chips, and am a big fan of T500-base tournaments (very flexible configurations available for a 400-chip set, easily...

You need to add a T.25-base option so you can offer cash-value stack events. :) Our $50 re-buy event (100bb, with .25/.50 opening blinds) was a big hit with the players. Best part is that you can also just make it a 3-hour timed session and finish without having to play down to just one...

Inflation in a nutshell.

I'm thinking about a 43mm custom DDLM small denom tourney set based on the info in this post. Thinking: 0.25 - Pink 1 - Blue 5 - Purple 25 - Orange Muerte/Se Busca (Bounty) - Black Blank (rebuy?) - Red And adding blank yellows as possible 0.05s If anyone is interested in custom 43mms and...

Tell me more about this....I might like to try this. How often do the blinds go up and by how much?

Both T1-base and T.25-base sets will work fine, although they should not serve dual-purpose usage as cash game sets, due to the potential game/bank security risk. Typical single-table T1-base tournament set: T1000 starting stacks (15/12/9/7), 250BB with 2/4 starting blinds 150 x T1 120 x T5 90...

Just because I'm curious and I have the day off, does the logic/breakdown for T5/T500 apply to say a T5,000 based game. 4 × T5,000 8 × T10,000 10 × T50,000 ? × T250,000 -or- 6 × T5,000 12 × T10,000 9 × T50,000 ? × T250,000 Also, these are both 60k(original) or 600k(10x), if the goal for a...

...no more than 3 × T25 chips are ever needed to post a blind or compose a bet, fewer are needed per stack/player. This is also true for T.25-base sets, except those sets are even *more* economical, since they don't suffer from the inefficient 2x-jump of T500-T1000 later in the event (using a...

Just throwing this out here to see if anyone has an inexpensive small tourney set they're not using and would want to sell, china clay or cheaper per chip cost, with printed denominations that meets the minimum quantities criteria below. Or if someone has a tourney set that's too large for your...

My first set was T5. I really didn't know what I was doing, but it worked. Before buying my second set of chips, I did a very in-depth analysis and found that a T25 base was the most economical. I guess that's why all the casinos were using it. I now have 5 tourney sets with a T25 base, though...

...using a dual-purpose set. To keep the starting stacks close to 50BB (a very short-stacked turbo-style event), then you'll want to use a T.25-base structure with .25/.50 opening blinds -- along with a new $25 buy-in ($20 is just 40BB). Starting stacks would be 12/12/2 (or 8/8/3). Color-up...

Not sure why you see a need to have three different single-table tournament sets, using T1-, T5-, and T25-base. Neither T1- or T5-base sets play particularly well, compared to T.25-, T25-, T100-, or T500-base events), and none of your proposed breakdowns are optimized for single-table use. I...

Saw a post sometime last year from @BGinGA Just wondering, would it be possible to run a 2 table tourney with 200/200/140/40/20 for the denom 5/25/100/500/1000? This seems like an near way to complete it by adding 2 racks of T5 and a barrel of 1k only.