Chip Color Question (3 Viewers)

[emunster18]

So, this may seem silly...

I bought the Nevada Jack Skull set a few months back. Started with 500 chips, and have slowly increased that to 1,300 chips over the coming months. The standard color for their $500 chips (which I use for tournaments) is yellow. Am I wrong to think that all $500s should be purple? Isn't that a normal thing?

I'm contemplating getting a purple chip to replace the yellows. In the meantime, isn't there a standard progression of colors? I just assumed that every set followed something like this:

$1 - White or Blue
$5 - Red
$25 - Green
$100 - Black
$500 - Purple
$1,000 - Yellow
$5,000 - Brown
$10,000 - Orange

And often times they are only referred to by their colors... i.e. "Black Out".

Also, I have never gambled with chocolates or pumpkins, but it would be quite the experience.

But I digress... should I consider replacing the yellow $500s because it annoys me that they aren't purple?

 

[upNdown]

You are not wrong.
As a staunch opponent of those free for all left coast hippie colors, I agree that $500s should be purple and purples should be $500s.
But all that really matters is what you like and what you want (as long as it doesn’t tweak your players.) So do that.

 

[Hotus777]

Depends what state you're in the colors shift for most denoms

Yes, i would replace the yellow $500s to purple or orange (MO color)

Yellow, in my eyes, doesn't represent $500

 

[Bluegrass Poker]

There is no real set standard color code for chips. Different states and countries and casinos do it different.

That said, your colors are the rightest.

 

[emunster18]

Here are the chips in question.

Yellow - current stock.
Purple Skull - Can order these in $500s as a semi-custom instead of $5,000s
Purple Saloon - a non-custom option.

The $500s are usually the highest denom in my 5T based tournament, so the thought of them being noticeably different doesn't sounds too bad.

 

[BGinGA]

So, this may seem silly...

I bought the Nevada Jack Skull set a few months back. Started with 500 chips, and have slowly increased that to 1,300 chips over the coming months. The standard color for their $500 chips (which I use for tournaments) is yellow. Am I wrong to think that all $500s should be purple? Isn't that a normal thing?

I'm contemplating getting a purple chip to replace the yellows. In the meantime, isn't there a standard progression of colors? I just assumed that every set followed something like this:

$1 - White or Blue
$5 - Red
$25 - Green
$100 - Black
$500 - Purple
$1,000 - Yellow
$5,000 - Brown
$10,000 - Orange

And often times they are only referred to by their colors... i.e. "Black Out".

Also, I have never gambled with chocolates or pumpkins, but it would be quite the experience.

But I digress... should I consider replacing the yellow $500s because it annoys me that they aren't purple?

Typical cash chip colors used in most places are:

$1 -- white (or blue)
$5 -- red
$20 -- yellow
$25 -- green
$100 -- black
$500 -- purple
$1000 -- orange
$5000 -- grey (or pink)
$10000 -- nobody uses these
$25000 -- blue

 

[DeeVee8]

Just make sure the black 100's and the purple 500's have enough contrast. First thing I check for. I like more of a Lavender 500 to try and avoid dirty stacks.

 

[emunster18]

Just make sure the black 100's and the purple 500's have enough contrast. First thing I check for. I like more of a Lavender 500 to try and avoid dirty stacks.

Good point. I think I'm going to go with the lighter, lavender color saloon chip.

 

[ChipMonster]

BR can make any color you want. Just send them examples or codes and they can work with you. I almost made a custom-colored NJ set and even got samples made…

 

[DeeVee8]

BR can make any color you want. Just send them examples or codes and they can work with you. I almost made a custom-colored NJ set and even got samples made…

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I had a set made from BR. Fantastic work, I highly recommend. I had my favorite separation of black/purple. I'll try and dig up a pic.

My personal quirk? I need to have an orange 1k. That's my fave color and the workhorse chip of a T25 set. On a T100 set, I might move the orange to 5k and have a yellow 1k.

 

[Timmah]

When I bought mine, I wanted casino colors. I’ve worked in table games for over 25 years and I’m stuck on certain colors. I kept the $5, $25, and $100 colors stock, but changed the other colors and denoms.