Limit Sets, Limit Sets, MORE Limit Sets!!! (5 Viewers)
- Thread starter churlbut18
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Yeah a huuuuge set for sure and awesome chips.
@alpine0000
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/the-bee-room-cash-set-asm-cpc.14695/
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churlbut18
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MoscowRadio
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Rhodeman77
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Bobb59
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Rhodeman77
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It would be necessary to clean your chips!
300 of the $5's have been cleaned. The rest of them will be once I get an ultrasonic cleaner.
RainmanTrail
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I started out going after a limit set of the $1s, then when I bought my first couple of racks of snappers to use as quarters, I switched gears and decided to build a snapper limit set instead. I'm not sure yet if I'll keep both limit sets or just the snapper set. But here they are, enjoy... The 25c blue chips are a relabel obviously. Also, the rack of $100s are relabeled as $20s. I have about 1660 snappers, but 220 of those are tri-moons. Eventually I'll land on 1600 8 spots as my magic number. There are 3520 $1s in the pictures, and 480 $25s for 4000 total chips (I have a few more, but this is the "set").
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churlbut18
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At a loss for words... So good... Thank you for posting these...
Rhodeman77
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"That's Rickdiculous." - Rich Sanchez, "Rick and Morty"
Seriously, I feel like that guy from "Gladiator" the first time he saw the coliseum, "I didn't know men could build such things." I guess this explains all the selling of your other HS chips - you had to fund this monstrosity!
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churlbut18
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Marius L
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jeeeeez rainman, thats pretty nice. would love to see pics of them in action!
How exactly does one get 3500 $1's into play?
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churlbut18
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Finally! Pr0n from @BGinGA , I've been waiting for this day... I saw that massive GCOP set too... keep it coming... (y) :thumbsup:
Rhodeman77
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I finally finished labeling the rest of this set. It was much easier than going over the inlay of the HS snappers I did to make quarters.
Having a full recess to catch the label makes a big difference for sure.
The set will be seeing it's first action on Friday night for a $3/6 dealer's choice circus game.
Having a full recess to catch the label makes a big difference for sure.
The set will be seeing it's first action on Friday night for a $3/6 dealer's choice circus game.
Psypher1000
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Love it, Dave! Great set!
slisk250
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Those 25s are better used in a regular cash game or the tournament side of the Mike's set...moar chips.
Pinball
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churlbut18
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Mr Tree
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Beaut!!!! (y) :thumbsup
y) :thumbsupy) :thumbsupy) :thumbsupy) :thumbsup:Are those last pictures from @Ben 's stack?
RiverAce01
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I too enjoy limit as sometimes I like to find my way back to a 2/4 table when my NLH game is struggling and I need to find a game to get my confidence back.
This is a total noob question...but what differentiates a NL set of chips from a limit set? Just more ones and fives?
This is a total noob question...but what differentiates a NL set of chips from a limit set? Just more ones and fives?
Jambine
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Basically yes. I had a regular 5/10 fixed limit game for years. Never had enough $5's
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churlbut18
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A limit set typically contains only two denominations as you'll see in this thread. A base denomination and a value denomination that is typically 20 or 25 times the base chip.
It's also recommended to have a 2 chip / 4 chip structure at a minimum, meaning you want to bet 2 base chips on first 2 rounds and 4 base chips on second 2 rounds.
So for games like $2/$4 or $3/$6 (or maybe up to $4/$8), your base chip would be the $1 and your value chip would be the $20 or $25.
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