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I have an opportunity to loan chips for an upcoming charity tournament but I'm not sure my largest set is up to the task. It would be my ACF hybrids:

320 x T25
380 x T100
220 x T500
300 x T1K
160 x T5K
60 x T25K

There is some flexibility on the structure. The host is wanting the event to run 6pm - 11pm. He is thinking unlimited rebuys until 7:30 but is not opposed to ruling out rebuys. Being a charity tournament, rebuys would be nice.

Let's say I did T10K stacks:

40 players: 8/8/4/7
5 players: 0/10/10/4

After coloring up the 25s/100s/500s that leaves (excluding some leftover lower denoms):

150 x T5K
60 x T25K

I believe I can use as many 5Ks as I want for rebuys, then. But what if there are 60-70 initial entries? Can I give 2 players at each table starting stacks consisting of 2 5K chips? Or should I rejigger the starting stack size? Or do I just have too few chips to pull this off?
 
I have an opportunity to loan chips for an upcoming charity tournament but I'm not sure my largest set is up to the task. It would be my ACF hybrids:

320 x T25
380 x T100
220 x T500
300 x T1K
160 x T5K
60 x T25K

There is some flexibility on the structure. The host is wanting the event to run 6pm - 11pm. He is thinking unlimited rebuys until 7:30 but is not opposed to ruling out rebuys. Being a charity tournament, rebuys would be nice.

Let's say I did T10K stacks:

40 players: 8/8/4/7
5 players: 0/10/10/4

After coloring up the 25s/100s/500s that leaves (excluding some leftover lower denoms):

150 x T5K
60 x T25K

I believe I can use as many 5Ks as I want for rebuys, then. But what if there are 60-70 initial entries? Can I give 2 players at each table starting stacks consisting of 2 5K chips? Or should I rejigger the starting stack size? Or do I just have too few chips to pull this off?
Seems like you might want to start by dropping from 8/8/4/7 to 8/8/4/2/1 for the first 40 players so that you would have more flexibility with the T1000s to get 6 or 7 tables without sticking anyone with just T5000s.
 
...and then I might go with 0/5/5/2/1 for 12 more players and 0/0/0/5/1 or 0/0/0/10/0 for the rest, depending on how many people show up (the latter being capped at 71 ppl, and the former having room for up to 91 I believe), given of course that color ups and rebuys would require a bit of change at the table.
 
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Alternatively, you could just do 4/4/3/3/1 for everyone, have capacity for 73 players, and still have 81 x T1000s to color up T25 and T100s, (meaning some T5000s would have to be reserved to color up T500s in addition to being used for your rebuys).
 
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Stacks with fewer than 8x of the two lowest denominations would be a multi-table disaster. The set just isn't big enough to adequately support more than 4 tables.

For a charity event with unlimited re-buys, I'd go with T5000 stacks (8/8/4/2), which leaves you with plenty of extra chips for color-ups, re-buys, and add-ons.

With 25/50 opening blinds, that's 100bb stacks, which is near-perfect for an event where the goal is to encourage loose play and lots of re-buys and add-ons to generate charity income, yet still deep enough where it isn't a shove-fest from the get-go.
 
Stacks with fewer than 8x of the two lowest denominations would be a multi-table disaster. The set just isn't big enough to adequately support more than 4 tables.

For a charity event with unlimited re-buys, I'd go with T5000 stacks (8/8/4/2), which leaves you with plenty of extra chips for color-ups, re-buys, and add-ons.

With 25/50 opening blinds, that's 100bb stacks, which is near-perfect for an event where the goal is to encourage loose play and lots of re-buys and add-ons to generate charity income, yet still deep enough where it isn't a shove-fest from the get-go.
I am in rare perfect agreement with you.
 

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