MiLD1
New Member
Been looking at several ceramics to buy for my home game. Typical 9/10 handed every week on rollout poker mat.
been looking at tiki, Nevada jacks etc.
been looking at tiki, Nevada jacks etc.
I don't know who is the people behind Sidepot but I do know Gene and Kristil from brpropoker are great.I am concerned with the image quality. I have sample Archetype Chips from SidePot. They look and feel great. But, I am concerned that the image will fade over time. Also, I bought a set of Protege from Side Pot. It is now discontinued and I need to start from scratch to expand.
One thing to keep in mind is that adding on to an existing denomination years later is usually not a good idea. There are inconsistencies in the dye which could lead to the same chip looking different when purchasing two different batches (lighter, darker, contrast, etc).I feel I will have more options in the future to add to my collection as needed
I have been scouting the BRPro site for a few days. Really like the DDLM, but the Poker Room customization presents some really nice options. I ordered some samples to get the difference between the two, but I am guessing as far as feel and play the will be the same….the real different will be the artwork. Interested to hear what you all think about the consistency of custom artwork and the overall play of the chips. Currently playing with some pretty weak Ace King suited chips and wanting to step up the game a bit.I don't know who is the people behind Sidepot but I do know Gene and Kristil from brpropoker are great.
Go to www.brpropoker.com and see if they have anything you like.
Sunflys vs BRPro would be a pretty interesting thread to start on here. Just looking at the pics it appears there is a significantly different texture to the chips. I like the artwork on the BRPros, but I think I may have a little bit of confirmation bias going on, simply because I‘m leaning heavily towards the DDLMs for a tourney set.Broken record time: samples! Get samples!
I've got NJs, DDLMs, Chipcos, Sunflys, etc ... and they all feel different. However, if you're in love with certain artwork (like the DDLMs) then that helps steer you.
I could be mistaken, but I think "Nevada Jacks" get a different blank than the others. Order a sample set of those from brpropoker while you are at it. Other than that the feel and play will be the same, just an artwork change.I have been scouting the BRPro site for a few days. Really like the DDLM, but the Poker Room customization presents some really nice options. I ordered some samples to get the difference between the two, but I am guessing as far as feel and play the will be the same….the real different will be the artwork. Interested to hear what you all think about the consistency of custom artwork and the overall play of the chips. Currently playing with some pretty weak Ace King suited chips and wanting to step up the game a bit.
Sunflys vs BRPro would be a pretty interesting thread to start on here. Just looking at the pics it appears there is a significantly different texture to the chips. I like the artwork on the BRPros, but I think I may have a little bit of confirmation bias going on, simply because I‘m leaning heavily towards the DDLMs for a tourney set.
They are completely different and I wouldn't want to start a flame war with that threadSunflys vs BRPro would be a pretty interesting thread to start on here. Just looking at the pics it appears there is a significantly different texture to the chips. I like the artwork on the BRPros, but I think I may have a little bit of confirmation bias going on, simply because I‘m leaning heavily towards the DDLMs for a tourney set.
They are completely different and I wouldn't want to start a flame war with that thread
I used my custom chipco chips for over 15 years. They saw a tremendous amount of action during That time (sometimes 4 nights a week). I think they held up really well all things considered…..Images on ceramic chips do fade over time due to wear and tear, but they are nevertheless remarkably durable. You can find faded Chipco ceramics, but understand that those were used non-stop in casinos for years. If you get new ceramics for your home game they'll probably still be in beautiful condition when your kids are playing with them after you've died.