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These chips really need no introduction. Everybody knows the story. For all the newer members who don't know what these chips are about, there are many many threads out there, both discussion and pr0n.
I am looking to sell these chips at my acquisition cost, no real profit, no real loss. Great opportunity for a newer chipper who likes tournaments. I am also going to the (unprecedented?) length to declare my actual costs for these chips for full transparency. I used these chips to park my cash, nothing more, and though I didn't get most of these chips at the original Chip Room sale prices, I did get a reasonable enough deal that any person wanting a new set or to add on to their own set would have a good reason to consider buying these.
These are the chip breakdowns with my costs:
205 x $5GO @$2.00 = $410
205 x $25GO @1.30 = $266.50
150 x $100Sec @ $2.00 = $300
50 x $500Sec @4.50 = $225
20 x $1000Pri @13.00 = $260
20 x Orleans $1 @1.50 = $30 (for use as Bounties - Metallic Silver with the Boyd house mold)
2 x Dealer Buttons $2.75 = $5.50
7 x 43mm Racks @4.00 = $28
Total = $1525 for everything above, and then add shipping (at Canada post prices, from me to you, anywhere in the world, at actual cost; insurance optional). PPFF, or add 3.5% for PPGS.
This breakdown is good for a 20-person T2K tournament with a few rebuys or top-ups, or perhaps a T3K freeze out. Add further 1Ks as needed to accommodate more rebuys.
I will consider splitting the set in half to go to two different chippers who only want a 1TT set-up each (but preference will go to a single buyer for all). If it's split in half, the first purchaser will get the extra $5GO and $25GO, and each will get 4x 43mm racks so split cost will be $765 for a whopping $1 profit for me. Shipping will be on top, of course, You can fight over who gets which dealer button.
These will not be split further. If a group wants to split this set in strange ways, and all chips are accounted for, then I suggest one person buy the entire set and receive it, and redistribute as necessary - it may end up being cheaper this way anyway depending on where all final shipping destinations are.
Feel free to ask any questions in the thread. Check out my feedback, and buy with confidence.
These chips really need no introduction. Everybody knows the story. For all the newer members who don't know what these chips are about, there are many many threads out there, both discussion and pr0n.
I am looking to sell these chips at my acquisition cost, no real profit, no real loss. Great opportunity for a newer chipper who likes tournaments. I am also going to the (unprecedented?) length to declare my actual costs for these chips for full transparency. I used these chips to park my cash, nothing more, and though I didn't get most of these chips at the original Chip Room sale prices, I did get a reasonable enough deal that any person wanting a new set or to add on to their own set would have a good reason to consider buying these.
These are the chip breakdowns with my costs:
205 x $5GO @$2.00 = $410
205 x $25GO @1.30 = $266.50
150 x $100Sec @ $2.00 = $300
50 x $500Sec @4.50 = $225
20 x $1000Pri @13.00 = $260
20 x Orleans $1 @1.50 = $30 (for use as Bounties - Metallic Silver with the Boyd house mold)
2 x Dealer Buttons $2.75 = $5.50
7 x 43mm Racks @4.00 = $28
Total = $1525 for everything above, and then add shipping (at Canada post prices, from me to you, anywhere in the world, at actual cost; insurance optional). PPFF, or add 3.5% for PPGS.
This breakdown is good for a 20-person T2K tournament with a few rebuys or top-ups, or perhaps a T3K freeze out. Add further 1Ks as needed to accommodate more rebuys.
I will consider splitting the set in half to go to two different chippers who only want a 1TT set-up each (but preference will go to a single buyer for all). If it's split in half, the first purchaser will get the extra $5GO and $25GO, and each will get 4x 43mm racks so split cost will be $765 for a whopping $1 profit for me. Shipping will be on top, of course, You can fight over who gets which dealer button.
These will not be split further. If a group wants to split this set in strange ways, and all chips are accounted for, then I suggest one person buy the entire set and receive it, and redistribute as necessary - it may end up being cheaper this way anyway depending on where all final shipping destinations are.
Feel free to ask any questions in the thread. Check out my feedback, and buy with confidence.
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