I've set up a couple options for breakdowns for the custom tournament set I am building. Each allows for the minimum amount of chips I'd like to have to run 2 types of tournaments.
I need to order a minimum of 600 chips, but I can order up to 800.
Breakdown #1 -
T1000 starting - 10 players + room for rebuys, or more starting stacks and no rebuys (at least 20 total entries either way)
The 30 extra T100 chips can be used to color up all T5 and T25 chips and T500s can be used for rebuys, coloring up T100s later in the tourney, or even be added to make T2000 starting stacks if I know I won't have more than 15 total entries.
Breakdown #2 -
T5000 starting - 10 players + room for rebuys, or more starting stacks and no rebuys (at least 20 total entries either way)
The 20 extra T500 chips can be used to color up all T25 and T100 chips and T1000s can be used for rebuys, coloring up T500s later in the tourney, or even be added to make T10000 starting stacks if I know I won't have more than 11 total entries.
Given these 2 tables, plus the rack of T1 chips I am ordering (not designed for poker tournament use, though I can always start at 1/2 and T200 or T400 starting if I want to) this is the minimum that I'm looking at for each denom.
This leaves me 60 extra chips if I order 600 total, and my instinct is to add the following:
T25 - 20 (120 total)
T100 - 20 (120 total)
T1000 - 20 (100 total)
This allows me to use 12 each of T5 and T25 in the T5000 starting stack tournament to get more chips on the table. The other T1000 will be used to complete that rack and maximize the overall bank of the tournament set.
My other 600 chip option is to add the following:
T500 - 40 (100 total)
T1000 - 20 (100 total)
This will leave me at even racks for all denoms and also add more money to the bank, but is less flexible.
Then if I add 200 more chips to make an 800 chip set, I get a little lost. Do I add more of the lower denom workhorse chips to get more chips into play/starting stacks, or add higher denoms to increase the number of starting stacks I can accommodate despite probably never needing more than 20 total entries?
All help and opinions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
I need to order a minimum of 600 chips, but I can order up to 800.
Breakdown #1 -
T1000 starting - 10 players + room for rebuys, or more starting stacks and no rebuys (at least 20 total entries either way)
The 30 extra T100 chips can be used to color up all T5 and T25 chips and T500s can be used for rebuys, coloring up T100s later in the tourney, or even be added to make T2000 starting stacks if I know I won't have more than 15 total entries.
Breakdown #2 -
T5000 starting - 10 players + room for rebuys, or more starting stacks and no rebuys (at least 20 total entries either way)
The 20 extra T500 chips can be used to color up all T25 and T100 chips and T1000s can be used for rebuys, coloring up T500s later in the tourney, or even be added to make T10000 starting stacks if I know I won't have more than 11 total entries.
Given these 2 tables, plus the rack of T1 chips I am ordering (not designed for poker tournament use, though I can always start at 1/2 and T200 or T400 starting if I want to) this is the minimum that I'm looking at for each denom.
This leaves me 60 extra chips if I order 600 total, and my instinct is to add the following:
T25 - 20 (120 total)
T100 - 20 (120 total)
T1000 - 20 (100 total)
This allows me to use 12 each of T5 and T25 in the T5000 starting stack tournament to get more chips on the table. The other T1000 will be used to complete that rack and maximize the overall bank of the tournament set.
My other 600 chip option is to add the following:
T500 - 40 (100 total)
T1000 - 20 (100 total)
This will leave me at even racks for all denoms and also add more money to the bank, but is less flexible.
Then if I add 200 more chips to make an 800 chip set, I get a little lost. Do I add more of the lower denom workhorse chips to get more chips into play/starting stacks, or add higher denoms to increase the number of starting stacks I can accommodate despite probably never needing more than 20 total entries?
All help and opinions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
