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T100 is the way to go!

That's encouraging. There was a lot of talk about the CC Pharaoh's being chalkier and crumblier than other china clays (I've also seen that they fade a lot quicker too). Glad you didn't have that experience.

Can you get 4 colour bridge sizes cards anywhere?

Simple. Cut your ladder in half, lengthways, then join them together to form one long 15 ft pole with half rungs.

Yeah I've always wondered why you guys will only ship to Republicans in the States. Where's the LIBUS at?

Close, then. Peterborough here.

East Midlands, eh...?

@Tommy can you tell who the first subscriber was?

Gorgeous chips.

Congratulations!

Double whammy of increased shipping costs plus approx 20-25% import tax on the total value, inc the shipping costs. That's the UK, at least.

In 5 years time tops there'll be a thread here asking "Anyone ever tried NOT using AI to design their own chips?" Even where the designs are uniquely meaningful to the designer, and they incorporate beloved themes (family, a special place, a happy time), I can see AI being so prevalent that...

I hope that's a motorbike.

First-time with my new table and new chips, I told everyone they were new and expensive (expensive to me, not to you guys). Ten minutes later one of the regs is using a chip to hammer out the drums to "The Pretender" by Foo Fighters on the table. We had words.

Good luck with the search, but you're not going to do yourself any favours looking for "barrowed time" chips when they're called *borrowed* time.

This has been mentioned already, but Kingdom was fantastic. Amazing production values and the premise (zombie apocalypse in medieval Korea) was great.

Out of interest, how many casinos in the UK use Paulsons? Anyone know?

I think part of the problem is this: People here regularly disparage cheap chips as being crap, because of (amongst other things) the quality control can be a bit hit and miss. This means variations in colour, chip height etc. You buy cheap, and you'll get imperfect chips. At the same time...

"Doctor, I can't hear anything in my left ear." "Are you sure?" "Yes I'm definite."

Why no "both are great" (or at least ok) option? Looks a little like one of those based questionnaires otherwise: "How would you describe our service? 1. Amazing 2. Really Great 3. Great 4. Good 5. Ok