This comes up every time. People need to remember that he is selling the chips to help him deplete his store of chips. There are many more 25s than would make it possible for him to sell cash sets. Also, there are never enough high denom chips to make good tourney sets. Thus he sets the % based on what he has. It is what it is. Usually you can trade some after the sale to get a decent set though.
Definitely go for it since it’s 8v and price is reduced now. 8v is always my favorite
Nothing to see here, people, carry on
No, you don't have to get extra $1s. Get extra $25s and $100s then sell what you don't want.Not sure if you reading the same previous sales as me thou since inflation just mean a raise in price
That aside, I think the biggest change that I dislike is the % on the $5 dropping from 40 to 30.
It is going to hurt the accessibility of getting a 500 chip set of
$1 x 200
$5 x 200
$25 x 80
$100 x 20
like past usual sale. You will be committed to buy 667 in order to order 200 $5 in the first hour
So one will need to get extra $1 used (basically at face value
Just take one of the previous ones and edit it for the differences. Will take you about 5 minutes. I just keep adding a new tab on every time there is a new sale, copying from the last one.
Yup just edited it
If only more people can understand the dilemmas of overseas chipping
yep. very unfortunateIf only more people can understand the dilemmas of overseas chipping
Options of re-selling them are not very easy
If these are truly Gemaco V1's (the cheaper version with square edges) then I they're the chips used at the casino in Aruba I played at. They are prolly VERY easy to relabel since the "inlay" looks to be just a sticker. I wasn't super impressed with them when I played with them though.
Yeah, sorry. Wasn't looking at it from that perspective. Is your reshipper another PCF member? Maybe they can help in exchange for making a little profit on the resales.If only more people can understand the dilemmas of overseas chipping
Options of re-selling them are not very easy
About $16 for a MFRB. I think it's $22 for a LFRB.i'm actually curious how much it costs to receive a MFRB from US to US addresses. So used to spending $85
I should have clarified that I was referring to the ones used at the Ritz Carlton on Palm Beach not the Raddison ones.
Mint plastic will be easier to murder compared to Paulson from experience, can’t be sure about the used chip
It ok, no hard feeling
The Radisson chips are Matsui, not Gemaco, according to someone in that thread.
Good questions. Hopefully Jim will answer.
LN usually means like new
Makes sense. Thanks! Were all the round inlays slightly oversized? If I remember, it seems like some staying inside the typical round inlay area, and some were a bit bigger, but not so big that they overlapped onto the hats.
OK, Tommy just posted a comment with a link to some Gemaco production information.
Feel free to grab and change it to your liking but it's all ready to go, just change the quantities (white area of table). Link to Chip Sale Calculator via Dropbox
