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Knutman
Pair
The peach with white spots are awesome
I don't think it would work because one would need to add other chips/denoms to make it playable...and that's not any easy task (spot wise)
All of these racks all great fillers for mixed sets and can serve for multiple denoms (from fracs to highroller).
It would be more logical to combine 2 different colors & spots per lot.
just my 2 cent
Pippa
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WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Selling them out is a good thing.
Maybe offer it like anyone else breaking a set, let people dibs what they want until everything is gone.
Maybe offer it like anyone else breaking a set, let people dibs what they want until everything is gone.
12 auctions - 1 each for all of a specific chip.
andrebttx
Two Pair
An auction is certainly the most efficient way to make sure you are not leaving money on the table. And while these will be out of reach for me, I still very much like that idea, because so many of your other offerings as so affordable, that I think it’s nice for you to get the maximum on this!
I like this. I would be bidding
philhut
Flush
Perhaps the top bidder in the first auction could be given the option to buy additional sets at the first auction winning price.....then if not sold additional auctions put up.
Auction every rack individually and have every auction end at the exact same time. *evil laugh*
colter ripton
Full House
4200 singles auctions
ChipFinderSK
Full House
I’m not a sample set guy, but this would be the best way to maximize your profitThe proper way to sell this would be 300 sample sets. You get a sample, you get a sample!
TheTrout
Two Pair
This seems like the perfect way to do it. No sense in everyone getting pieces and no one ending up with a playable set.
Also, auction will make sure you get market value of the chips, which should be substantial since they look awesome!!
My guess on the sale price is $3.50/chip, or roughly $2500 per set.
Buying roulettes from The Chip Room with the opportunity to resell them at a profit to a member needing more?
KingWithTheAxe
KingWithTheAxe
I wouldn’t be surprised to hear there’s a chipper who collects roulette sample sets. But I’d be shocked to hear there are 300 of them.
ekricket
Royal Flush
Could you break them up into tournament sets, efficiently rotating thru the colors to maximize sets, and then auction the extras?
Something like colors ABCDEF
Set 1
A-120
B-150
C-50
D-80
E-20
Set 2
F-120
B-150
C-50
A-80
E-20
Set 3
E-120
C-150
F-50
D-80
B-20
Etc…..
Something like colors ABCDEF
Set 1
A-120
B-150
C-50
D-80
E-20
Set 2
F-120
B-150
C-50
A-80
E-20
Set 3
E-120
C-150
F-50
D-80
B-20
Etc…..
That seems high for Roulette mold chips, but then this place surprises me every day!
dobdob
Pair
Enter the matrix...
Create sale price per chip, then:
Auction off the LOTTERY TICKETS to purchase.
I can't recall 4200 available chips, the structure could be:
e.g.
• 6 tix available for 1000 chips, two winners
• 6 tix available for 500 chips, 2 winners
• 12 tix available for 300 chips, 4 winners
= 4,200 chips shared between 8 winners
So, those who want a crack at a big set will bid against each other for the bigger lottery tix, and those who are curious / interested will bid for the chance to purchase a smaller set. Anybody who wants to pay a premium to get better odds (or go for even more chips) can bid in more than one auction. Let the bidders self organize this way.
Create sale price per chip, then:
Auction off the LOTTERY TICKETS to purchase.
e.g.
• 6 tix available for 1000 chips, two winners
• 6 tix available for 500 chips, 2 winners
• 12 tix available for 300 chips, 4 winners
= 4,200 chips shared between 8 winners
So, those who want a crack at a big set will bid against each other for the bigger lottery tix, and those who are curious / interested will bid for the chance to purchase a smaller set. Anybody who wants to pay a premium to get better odds (or go for even more chips) can bid in more than one auction. Let the bidders self organize this way.
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dobdob
Pair
How about anyone that wants them calls "dibs" or "mine" or "me" and then through pm's tries to renegotiate the deal in multiple ways and never buys them? That sounds more evil.
dobdob
Pair
First; one player to a hand. Second, let's call a spade a spade. @chippitydoodah is referencing @dmoney Tri-Club listing; which he had first dibs on, and passed.
@Tommy please delete this if you see fit as it pertains to an entirely different sale
Seller declined my original and subsequent counter offer in favor of playing the field. When he came back to the table, I went back to my original offer. I'm not going to bid against myself.
You're gonna be trouble around here if you think every sale you call dibs on is "or best offer". And shame on you for accusing @dmoney for anything. PM me if you want to continue calling out a spade.
Sorry Jim
dobdob
Pair
Beef quashing DM to @chippitydoodah sent apologies to all for disruption
Sell them as roulette sets.
Rooster410
3 of a Kind
Following so I can buy something I don’t need. Thanks @TheChipRoom !
I think this is the best option by far @TheChipRoom if you're not looking to maximize profits. Otherwise, one auction per rack spread out over a couple days is the way to go
Some of these scenarios will have Jim like this
behrguitar
Two Pair
No… I’m actually looking for a roulette set to keep as a roulette set, which is hard to do since everyone parts them out for colors and murders them
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