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Or actually, just use a T.25 setup to that point off a base cash set. Then GREEN CHIP BIG STRONG.

You don't need T10 chips to run a T.25-base structure. Just use .25, 1, 5, and 20 (or 25) along with the first structure you posted. Add a .25/.75 level if you want to avoid doubling the blinds at L2 (recommended to avoid immediately cutting stacks in half). Very unlikely it will require a T5...

(We actually play that format. lol)

NEED THINK MORE BIG. CENTS GOOD. https://www.pokerchipforum.com/search/2665346/?page=1&q=t.25-base&o=relevance

If you willing to consider uping the game to 25/25c stake with $20 buyin, eventually upping to $25-50 buyin. The following breakdown will fit your needs perfectly

I head up a local Cooperstown Consortium, where ~25 local baseball minds I know do a Hall of Fame balloting. We love to share our metrics for guys, and while people love to talk OPS or ERA+ or WAR, I talk about OSF ... Oh Sh!t Factor. Like, when I guy came to the plate it was "Oh sh!t, what are...

Ended up going with 1,000 chips with the following to be a little more flexible. Probably will do T.25 with a T200 starting instead of the 500 I listed, maybe also a T1 depending on the mood. Should I increase the higher denominations? 25¢ x 150 $1 x 200 $5 x 300 $25 x 200 $100 x 100 $500 x 50...

This is exactly how my two custom sets are designed, fwiw. (Links in signature.) Even given my cash set is designed with dime-half fracs, I totally get why the quarter is more common. I settled on dime-half because I do host stakes where the quarter is too big, but didn't want to go all the...

What you asked for ^ but u should buy extra for each denominations as CPC is either changing ownership or winding down in the future atm For blind Level, just search for T25 and convert them to T.25

Hey now, when I joined I asked the forum about doing 10c/50 vs 5c/25c and that seemed to ruffle a few feathers lol. I was told to "stop trying to reinvent the wheel" and "why are we trying to fix something that isn't broken?" etc, so surely it's a little controversial (but maybe sentiments have...

Hi all, our group currently only plays $20 freezeout STTs with a non-denom set. I want to get a denom set of chips and try and get a cash game going because I much prefer playing cash games, but need to start it off super micro stakes to get people to try it out, but my goal is to try and...

You also might consider sliding the blues over as quarters and playing it as a T.25 base set (with the yellows as $20 or $25).

Are there any pros to a T500, or are they just gaining traction?

Our base structures have a 2,000 starting stack and use T5s, so tourney winners with a field of 11-17 get a 200 chip bonus at the T of C (more or less around those parameters). I believe we have $360 in the pool this year, so it's $200/100/60 to the top 3, plus I have trinkets I acquire through...

Tournament base chip is based on preference (I've seen T.25 up to T1K on this site). The reason to use 8/8/4/7 is because it equals exactly T10K in a T25 tournament, for a T5 tournament the recommended minimum is 10/10/7/x. At a minimum for a 20-player tournament, you need: For base T5 with...

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T-5,000 starting stacks 20 T-5 20 T-25 14 T-100 6 T-500 Is this too many chips for starting stacks?

I think the T100 would have a set of 410. Also, is that five total rebuys (e.g., only five players rebuy once)?

The spirit of the thread is what makes one base different than another, and in the end, the only differences boil down to which chip you want to start with and how convenient it is for your planned structure with regards to the ratios of the next chips in use. It's small and trivial, but it can...

Search for thread title "T-base preference" -- lots of info in that thread regarding pros/cons. Summary: T.25-base is the most efficient. T1- and T5-base are mostly disliked. T25-base is still the most popular. T100-base and T500-base are both gaining traction, for different reasons.