I'm having these made soon. If you want a sample set go here: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/e-and-c-samples.19047/#post-349169
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I'm having these made soon. If you want a sample set go here: https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/e-and-c-samples.19047/#post-349169
detroitdad
Royal Flush
I love me some quarter pie chips 
Hi @BGinGA I would like to do a couple of two hour tournaments tonight. Would you suggest just using this schedule with smaller starting stacks? Or would you change other things? I'm expecting 8 or 9 people and will probably do maybe three rebuys. Thanks in advance
Sorry, just now saw this.
For 2 hour events, I like using a more aggressive blind structure that still maintains a decent starting stack size and consistent increases.
I have posted it before, most recently in Tom's Hitching Post S@P thread - we use it for the Main Event satellite tournaments and quick sit-n-go events.
PM me if you can't find it, and I will send it to you when I get home. It's a 10-player T10K tourney with 59% average blind increases, and rarely hits 2.5 hours (2:00 to 2:15 is typical for 10 players, shorter for fewer players).
For 2 hour events, I like using a more aggressive blind structure that still maintains a decent starting stack size and consistent increases.
I have posted it before, most recently in Tom's Hitching Post S@P thread - we use it for the Main Event satellite tournaments and quick sit-n-go events.
PM me if you can't find it, and I will send it to you when I get home. It's a 10-player T10K tourney with 59% average blind increases, and rarely hits 2.5 hours (2:00 to 2:15 is typical for 10 players, shorter for fewer players).
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
Is that a picture window?
Yes. It was my neighbors writing shed and they moved and gave it to me. I think we will put a new window in that will actually slide so we can have some airflow for Spicy Chili Night in The Shed. 'SCNITS'
17' x 50'
What size tables are you planning to use?
I like round tables for self dealt games and my current table is a 55" round.
But ovals may offer more room around the table.
slisk250
Straight Flush
...T minus 4:50 until I’m at The Shed...
I really enjoyed our visit the other night the 4 hours flew by.
I hope you returned home safely to find everyone there safe and well.
slisk250
Straight Flush
I'm in Minneapolis on the way back to work. Same here, I always enjoy my time at The Shed. I'll update with some pics of the fancy outhouse upgrade. See you in October Kurt!
Chanchan720
Pair
Looks awesome
I haven't posted in a while and thought maybe I should share a few things. Back in the day when ASM was in Vegas right before they folded up I asked Michael D. To make me a set of Rounders chips. Before that you could not have them made with the black bear per an agreement between Jim B. at ASM and the movie production company. I expected him to say no but Mike said he would make a set for me and the infamous DR. Ott was the one who actually built them for me. At that time I am only aware that the guy from mythbusters had a set with the black bear on them. Mine were made on the MD50 mold. I posted them up once about 7 years ago but took them down because I didn't want to cause troubles. Since then it has become OK as we all know lots of people have rounder sets now. To go along with the set I asked @p5woody to help me build what I think is the coolest dealer button around. Here are 3 racks of high society and the dealer button.
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RowdyRawhide
Full House
That button is genius. I assume some assembly was required
BTW how big is your set
BTW how big is your set
Yep. A little bit of super glue and a steady hand.
Kyle
Full House
Sweet. 3 stacks of high society
Thanks James!
You and the CO crew need to make a trip west once things are back to normal.
Kyle
Full House
For sure!
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