Just got my poker table back, time to replace my 20 year old dice chips (1 Viewer)

[tjwor]

I built a poker table in high school shop class but haven't had a place set it up for many years. Just finished my mancave detached garage and got the poker table set up. Going to start having regular cash games and maybe a tournament from time to time.

In the market for a 1/2 Cash Game set where the average buy in is $150-200.

 

[Machine]

We don't believe you, do you have any evidence of a 'poker table'?

Otherwise its just a clickbait title

 

[tjwor]

We don't believe you, do you have any evidence of a 'poker table'?

Otherwise its just a clickbait title

I’ll go out and snap a picture when the kids are asleep!

 

[allforcharity]

Hello and welcome!



High school shop class? Good for you, but I don't think Chanman will be worried for the competition

 

[tjwor]

It could use a refelt and a few more chairs. I built the table the first half of the school year, and goofed around the 2nd half never finishing the chairs to go with it.

 

[tjwor]

Hello and welcome!



High school shop class? Good for you, but I don't think Chanman will be worried for the competition

I guess it depends on whether Chanman is worried about a Scott Keen design poker table from the mid 2000's.

 

[Tonysquander]

Welcome to PCF!

 

[Machine]

Have you seen the new members start here thread? Link in my sig - It discusses break down and types of chips.

Sounds like the need is to support a bank roll of 1600, I like to add 10% just in case, call it 1800, the workhorse chip is likely the 5.

100 x 1
200 x 5
100 x 20
20 x 100

Should cover it

 

[tjwor]

I used your link as a reference to what chips I'll need.

I'm going to try for a set with roughly these quantities:
150 x 1
250 x 5
75 x 25
25 x 100

 

[Machine]

All the kewl kids use 20s instead of 25s.

I like because it stands out and for my 20-80 buy in it makes it easier to chip out

 

[lane_robert_s]

Welcome

 

[BottomPair7]

Hello and welcome!