Aztar Evensville, Par-A-Dice Roulletes and Garden City Cash prOn!!! (1 Viewer)

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So here goes nothin. They're not huge sets, but they do what I need them to and I love them very much. I use at of the tourney sets and the cash set at least once a month. We generally do a $25 buy-in with $5 of that going toward bounty's with the T10k set and $15 buy-in with 1 re-buy for the first 6 levels with the Aztar set.
Please enjoy!



Par-A-Dice Casino, Peoria Illinois Roulette 2 table T10 bounty tourney set Cleaned not oiled
Starting stacks:
Green T25 x 12
Chocolate T100 x 7
Lavender T500 x 2
Peach T1000 x 3
Light blue T5000 x 1
Fuschia Bounty chip x 1

580 total



Casino Aztar, Evansville Indiana Single table T3k Re-buy tourney set Cleaned and oiled
Starting stacks:
$5 x 15
25 x 13
$100 x 11
$500 x 3

680 total



Garden City Casino, San Jose BCC Cash set Cleaned not oiled
Primarily used for .25-.50 NLHE $10 min./$50 max buy-in
400 x .25
150 x .50
200 x $1
20 x $5
20 x $10
1 x $200 Just for the heck of it

 

[Tommy]

Very nice. What's the condition of the Aztar primary $500s? I almost got them for my Terrible's $1k chips. Ended up with secondaries that are pretty much new. Like the primes better though.

 

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SO here are my cards, drink holder, seating cards, seating chips, chip cases and racks, and the table.

I built the table last July in my garage with my son. I got the Felt off eBay which is pretty nice Paulson FX felt from a Casino a few hours away from my home. The vinyl and padding came in a kit from Yat or something. the legs are from a crap table I bought for peanuts at a thrift store. I built it out of 3/4" ply both the base and rail.

The cards are credit cards size and thickness, can't remember where I got them from. the Seating chips are from ABC gifts and awards I believe and are quite nice.

The drink holders everyone has seen before. I really like the slide under the rail holders so I bought 5 of both large and the smaller sizes. works great for me.

I only have 2 setups, Modiano bridge size and Copag bridge size. Pretty standard cards, but again, they work great for me and I love both brands.

The display case actually came from a set of chips I bought for my father inlaw who gave them back to me when he moved out of his house because he never used them. the chips were garbage (at least to me, he thought they were nice), but the case is very nice. Solid wood through and through, glass top and very heavy. surprisingly nice for the chips it came with and what I paid ($40.00 I think a couple years ago).

Thanks for checking my stuff out.

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They are in very nice condition. Not mint, but very close. All stand on edge, very few chips with tiny tiny nicks and sharp edges.

 

[Tommy]

They are in very nice condition. Not mint, but very close. All stand on edge, very few chips with tiny tiny nicks and sharp edges.

Ok, they look like they are in good shape too.

 

[Mr. Cheese]

Wow you've got some great chips and cards etc! Very nice!

 

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Thanks! I'm pretty proud of them.

Ive got to say, the BCC Garden City chips are by far my favorite chips. I love them all, but my cash set is my baby for sure. its completely irrational and I really would have no use for them, but I want more.

 

[xxmurrxx]

Sweet stuff, The glass top case is pretty nice.

 

[Don Clay]

I really like the mix of prim & sec aztar, very good choice !

 

[turn2]

I really like the mix of prim & sec aztar, very good choice !

Thanks! I liked the fact that every chip has a blue spot of varying shades. Also the primary hundo has the best spots Paulson offers imo, but the colors are so blah to me on that chips.

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Sweet stuff, The glass top case is pretty nice.

Thank you! I really like it, however it does have its draw backs. The slots hold 21 new Paulsons, ASM's, BCC's. Annoying to say the least. it is very heavy, especially full of chips. The display aspect is great, but getting the chips in and out of it during games is a bit of a PIA.