20 vs 25 thoughts (1 Viewer)

[slisk250]

Orange and teal are confirmed awesome. However Orange is closely related to Red, and Teal is Mr Green's love-child with Ms Light Blue, so I can accept it as normal.

T2000 is just wrong, from my traditionalist point of view. Yes, there is a 2-1 color-up step but it's pretty late into most tournaments, so there isn't much "chip waste" going on. T2000 just looks like you were trying to be either a) cute or b) cheap.

I get to play with T2000s often enough to also notice that someone will inevitably think a T2000 was just a T1000, because that is what comes next everywhere else in the casino world.

...and that is why BGinGA supports while, Chaos,Mr Tree and I have those chips. It keeps you traditionalists on tilt...

 

[Poker Zombie]

Luckily, I'm untiltable. My play is terrible, regardless of chipset. :

 

[mummel]

Also.....a stack of $1 chips equaling a $20 chip is useful in small-stakes games, similar to how a stack of $5 chips is equal to a $100 chip in larger games.

Im sold on the $20.

 

[chipjoker]

I love the $20, however I believe you will find that more in CASH sets, I like the idea of having 20 for cash and 25's for tourney sets. I also love the idea of the 2000, it makes sense..

But what ever you you do, you need to like it..

<----- Oh look, there's one! (stole from @upNdown)

 

[Blaster]

Time to discuss adding $23.90 chips, for SOHE specific sets, of course. ...:

 

[churlbut18]

@dmalhi1

 

[detroitdad]

I simply love both denominations.

 

[Annorax]

I made both 20 and 25 for the solid cash secondary set I just finished labeling. The plan is 20s in games small enough for the expected buy-in to be 20-40ish (as a rebuy chip only, stuff like .10/.25) and 25 for games where greens would be reasonably expected to show up in non-all-in bets (.25/.50 - 1/2).

 

[Poker Zombie]

I made both 20 and 25 for the solid cash secondary set I just finished labeling. The plan is 20s in games small enough for the expected buy-in to be 20-40ish (as a rebuy chip only, stuff like .10/.25) and 25 for games where greens would be reasonably expected to show up in non-all-in bets (.25/.50 - 1/2).

The correct answer is always moar chips.