Chip sizes for a tournament set...opinions about using >1 size of chip (1 Viewer)

[liftapint]

I want to build a custom relabeled tournament set.

What's your opinion about using more than 1 chip size in a set?

pr0n of your mixed-size sets encouraged.

 

[LowerBama1714]

I wish folks would start with more complex colorful IHC/FHC chips and regress from there…that way I can play with the cool chips…bust out…and go to the cash game.

I never make it past the first color up, anyway.






Tournaments suck.

 

[Jonesey07]

I want to build a custom relabeled tournament set.

What's your opinion about using more than 1 chip size in a set?

pr0n of your mixed-size sets encouraged.

I love it. I have a Tina Aria set and the 100k are 43mm while the rest of the set is 39mm. it makes it feel a bit more special when the big chips come out!

 

[justsomedude]

All my tournament sets are 39mm, but I can see an argument for oversized chips in the higher denoms... WSOP ME style.

Do whatever you wanna do.

 

[Jers28]

You know I’m a fan of larger chips for larger denoms in both cash and tournaments. Beyond aesthetics, you’ve eliminated any dirty stack issues you may have. Even when colors are radically different, I’ve seen an occasional blurple end up in a stack of canary yellow claws, simply, because it was a huge pot and the player was in a hurry to get back to regular play. With some massive tourney stacks, it helps.

 

[dizzyChipper]

Three sizes is glorious.

 

[pocketJs]

I love mixed size sets generally. I always think that big chips should be BIG CHIPS. People complain about storage, but if you just do Matsui/Apache racks, no big deal. Here’s some that I’ve assembled over the years:

Jack Detroit T25

3D14 Mixed cash set with 43mm $20 and FH $100

Paris cash set with 43mm $20 and $100

RPC T5 with 43mm $100 - $1,000

 

[dizzyChipper]

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Three sizes is glorious.

I’ll just add on honestly for @liftapint that I don’t play tournaments often. In PLO it’s not uncommon to have 6 denoms in play.

The size disparity definitely helps eye up stacks from across the table. That element of tournament poker is definitely important but if tournaments usually have 3-4 chips in play maybe it’s less of an issue?

My vote remains the more the merrier.

IPS has 4 chip sizes and then multiple plaque sizes. I’ve never used them but I’m all for it.

 

[liftapint]

I love mixed size sets generally. I always think that big chips should be BIG CHIPS. People complain about storage, but if you just do Matsui/Apache racks, no big deal. Here’s some that I’ve assembled over the years:

Jack Detroit T25
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3D14 Mixed cash set with 43mm $20 and FH $100
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Paris cash set with 43mm $20 and $100
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RPC T5 with 43mm $100 - $1,000
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Wow!!! Great sets!!!

 

[TheLegend]

Big chip best chip!

Nothing like plunking down a 43mm or 48mm just for the hell of it…

 

[cpac54]

One vote for “Team Large Higher-Denominations”

 

[TheRealTeddyKGB]

Free Drink = 5k

 

[SwissChip]

Bigger sized higher denom chips are fun!
Some players prefer all the same size, but i think they‘re not used to it ; )
3D printed racks for individual storage/transport helps a lot.
There are adapters to combine 39/43 Tina racks as well.
If you want all labels be the same size you can combine RHC/IHC/FHC (27mm)

Have fun!

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