Cedar City Cigar Club – (Mixed Games / Bourbon & Cigars) (1 Viewer)

[YepImNaked]

Good morning,
After spending time admiring sets and soaking up knowledge from this community, I’ve decided to begin work in earnest on my first real custom set. I’ve gone through a few iterations and would love some feedback from the crew here.
The theme is the Cedar City Cigar Club — mixed games, bourbon, and hand-rolled cigars. The idea was to create a set that feels warm, classic, and just a little bit indulgent.

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To be played in a $10/$20 mix, 6-9 handed (NL and PL games are played $1/2 with a $200 cap).

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Current Lineup​

Denom	Base	Spots	Notes
$1	Orange	Canary (3916)	Warm and simple workhorse
$5	Chocolate	White & Butterscotch (4D14)	Classic & vintage feel
$20	Charcoal	Dayglo Green, Pink, Gray (3TA316)	Action chip, lots of character
$100	Bright White	Arc Yellow, Lavender, Green (3TA316)	Stands out cleanly
$500	Purple	Tiger & Light Green (3TA181418)	Bold, deepstack & color-up
NCV	Light Blue	Retro Red (3916)	For drinks or fracs

Inlay Style​

I’m planning to run with two inlays:

• One standard inlay (aged parchment w/ cedar tree) for all denoms
  
  
• A custom NCV inlay with a bourbon glass and cigar to give it a little personality and thematic flavor
  

• What I’d Appreciate Feedback On​

  • General cohesion of the lineup — anything feel out of place?
  • Do the spots and colors feel too busy or too tame?
  • Thoughts on the NCV — would you stick with matching inlays across the set or keep it distinct?
  • Anything else you'd tweak before pulling the trigger?
    Thanks in advance for the feedback. This community’s attention to detail and creativity has been a big influence on how I approached this project, and I really appreciate any thoughts you have.
    
    Looking forward to joining the customs club soon!
    
    
    
    

 

[YepImNaked]

 

[KingZilla]

I don't know if this will appeal to you, but what I did with my NV chip was to give it a different spot pattern to make it stand out a little. Did you consider using maybe 618, 614 or 6d18 spots for that chip just to differentiate it a little more from the $1 chip? Or maybe another spot pattern that's not already in your set? Maybe quarter pie?

 

[YepImNaked]

I don't know if this will appeal to you, but what I did with my NV chip was to give it a different spot pattern to make it stand out a little. Did you consider using maybe 618, 614 or 6d14, spots for that chip just to differentiate it a little more from the $1 chip? Or maybe another spot pattern that's not already in your set? Maybe quarter pie?

I actually had considered the quarter pie! Let me play around with that a little and see how it looks.

 

[YepImNaked]

I don't know if this will appeal to you, but what I did with my NV chip was to give it a different spot pattern to make it stand out a little. Did you consider using maybe 618, 614 or 6d18 spots for that chip just to differentiate it a little more from the $1 chip? Or maybe another spot pattern that's not already in your set? Maybe quarter pie?

It looks pretty good as a quarter pie, doesn't it?

 

[KingZilla]

I LIKE IT and as the NCV it stands out a little from the others.

 

[detroitdad]

I fucking love the name of these chips!

 

[KingZilla]

I also love the bourbon glass and cigar inlay as the NCV chip!

 

[YepImNaked]

I fucking love the name of these chips!

Thanks! I live near Cedars of Lebanon State Park and some of the local businesses have started using that. Cedar City Brewing, etc. I get together with a group of the fellas for cigars and bourbon once in a while, so it seemed like a good name to use.

 

[YepImNaked]

I also love the bourbon glass and cigar inlay as the NCV chip!

I'm really excited about that one! I actually thought about switching that one with the tree, but the tree design is just so clean.

 

[KingZilla]

It appears you've used the CPC designer for these. Are they going to be CPCs or ceramics or ???

 

[KingZilla]

I'm really excited about that one! I actually thought about switching that one with the tree, but the tree design is just so clean.

I'd use them both, just as you have it. Looking Good!

 

[YepImNaked]

It appears you've used the CPC designer for these. Are they going to be CPCs or ceramics or ???

The original plan is for ceramics, but I'm considering going the CPC route as well. I guess I've got time before they're even taking orders to think about it and refine the design.

 

[KingZilla]

Yes, and I think we both know what "ceramics" they'd be although there are a couple of good options for those.

 

[YepImNaked]

Yes, and I think we both know what "ceramics" they'd be although there are a couple of good options for those.

Absolutely lol

 

[detroitdad]

You'll need some custom bourbon glasses.

I'm day drinking in mine right now.

 

[detroitdad]

 

[YepImNaked]

You'll need some custom bourbon glasses.

I'm day drinking in mine right now.View attachment 1508835

Oh, good call! They could match the inlay on the chips.

 

[detroitdad]

Oh, good call! They could match the inlay on the chips.

I have a glad guy if you are interested.

 

[detroitdad]

Glass

 

[YepImNaked]

I have a glad guy if you are interested.

Absolutely. You can DM me. thanks!

 

[chippitydoodah]

I like the nicotine stained looking inlay

 

[detroitdad]

I like the nicotine stained looking inlay

I agree. I think it looks great

 

[LinkyBabe]

I fucking love the name of these chips!

I think you love alliteration:

Detroit Dad
Bourbon Basement