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Horseshoe Tournament Chip Sale
Sunday, March, 26th
1:00 PM EDT

For those of you who have not participated in a Chip Room sale before, here is how they work. At exactly 1:00 pm on the 26th, a PayPal shopping cart link will go live under the chips images and allow you to add chips to your cart. You can pay by either PayPal or Credit Card. There will be limits that can be purchased, per household (see below).

Horseshoe Cincinnati Cash Game 700 Chip Set
$550/set
36mm Paulson chips
(200 T1, 300 T5, 100 T25, 100 T100)

The T1 and T5 chips are in brand new condition, the T25 and T100 are used and a little dirty. The edges are still sharp on the used chips, but the crosshatching is starting to wear on the edges.
*only 5 sets available*
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Horseshoe Cincinnati T1000 2 table 650 Chip Set
$500/set
36mm Paulson chips
(300 T5, 210 T25, 100 T100, 40 T500)

The T5 chips are in brand new condition, the T25, T100 and T500 chips are used and a little dirty. The edges are still sharp on the used chips, but the crosshatching is starting to wear on the edges.
*only 10 sets available*
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Horseshoe Cincy T1000 Set

Horseshoe Cincinnati T20000 2 table 1000 Chip Set
$750/set
36mm Paulson chips
(240 T25, 350 T100, 60 T500, 250 T1000, 100 T5000)

The chips are used and a little dirty. The edges are still sharp on the chips, but the crosshatching is starting to wear on the edges.
*only 10 sets available*

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Horseshoe Cincy T20000 Set

Horseshoe Cleveland T20000 2 table 900 chip set
$600/set


(Set includes 250-T25s, 250-T100s, 60-T500s, 310-T1000s, 30-T-5000s)
36mm Paulson chips


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Horseshoe Cleveland T20000 Set

Thanks! Jim
 

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Is there any chance of sample sets being made available for the Cincinnati tournament set?

GLWS!
 
Very cool. I might have to go after one of those Cincinnati T20k sets. Or maybe look to chop one with somebody. Hmm.
 
Damnit... I need another tournament set like I need a hole in the head! But dang, if they aren't sweet looking.
 
I don't think I've ever played a tourney with $1 chips. Doesn't look like they got used. Why even have them made?
 
The inlay on the Cincinnati chips are pretty sharp! I like the more pronounced Horseshoe on them.

Great pricing for all the sets.
Yes, and I very much like how the "color matching" works on these chips, a lot more than I've seen on similar chips.
I thought I was done with RHC chips, but maybe not?
 
Are the T1s no mold? I'm assuming it's just hard to see but I can't see a hint of a shadow on any of them.
 
First tournament set would nicely double as a cash set as well in my opinion. Plus pretty nice price.
He's selling it as a cash set. It's called a cash set, and the chip breakdown is decidedly untournamenty.
 
I like the pricing of these. Very nice sets.

First tournament set would nicely double as a cash set as well in my opinion. Plus pretty nice price.

Totally Mike! (y) :thumbsup:

All 4 sets are great Jim!

I agree. I really like the first two sets. re label the 100's into quarters and I'd be set. Like I need another solid cash set. I must resist. Five cash sets would be over kill for me. hmmmmmmmmm
 
I did not read that closely you are correct. I was tricked because I believe these are actually casino tournament chips.
You're right about that, but the question is why?
I've never heard of a casino tournament using T1 chips, and apparently this casino wasn't using them either.
 
You're right about that, but the question is why?
I've never heard of a casino tournament using T1 chips, and apparently this casino wasn't using them either.
Someone had some explaining to do.
 
Damnit... I need another tournament set like I need a hole in the head! But dang, if they aren't sweet looking.
Your thinking confuses me--of course you need another tournament set! Perhaps some trepanation would release the demons from your head who are trying to limit your chip purchases?
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This was also the first device ever used to mill chips.
Oh..... I thought it was used to drill cancellation holes. Glad to hear it had a positive use for chips. (y) :thumbsup:
 
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