1, 5, 25, and 10? (1 Viewer)
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Psypher1000
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$10's are not commonly used alongside a 1/5/25 progression. There's nothing "wrong" with it, per se...just unusual. I bought some along with my first china clay set for similar reasons. I just liked them. They were Milano's.
I never used them. Not once.
I think the best reason to buy the stock Majestic $10's is to relabel them as either frac's or $1's as part of a semi-custom set.
I never used them. Not once.
I think the best reason to buy the stock Majestic $10's is to relabel them as either frac's or $1's as part of a semi-custom set.
You could get more $10s and skip the $25 for a $5/$10 game....not sure if that works with a $1/$2.
You could use a $10 chip to store value if you play, say, $1/$2 limit (or even 0.25/0.50 limit).
ChipTalker
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No 10 but i relabeled them as 1s so i could use either white or blue depending on mood. Also got 25c for the orange if i ever wanted but never applied them. Granted i don"t use this set much anymore but they are a solid value set.
Great idea. Didn't know Majestic labels were available to do this. Where do you get them?
10 followed by 25 doesn't make much sense. Followed by 20, it can / could.
It can also make sense as the top value chip (following 5) for smaller games.
It can also make sense as the top value chip (following 5) for smaller games.
ChipTalker
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Memory foggy but i think ABC handled the extra labels for Apache during this. Somebody else can likely confirm.
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