Tourney Looking for do it all 1000 chip breakdown (1 Viewer)

[WazamBelina]

So I’m hosting a fun casino night and am needing some help finding a breakdown of chips. We’re playing craps, roulette, blackjack, and Holdem. It’s only for ten people. But I need to use these denominations for a Holdem tournament.
$1
$5
$25
$100
$500
If anyone has a blind structure and breakdown I would appreciate it.

 

[BGinGA]

blind structure and breakdown

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/2k-tourney-t5-base.59158/#post-1149746

 

[CapybaraFan]

I'd imagine you can do it all for much cheaper than 1k in Kansas.

 

[WazamBelina]

I'd imagine you can do it all for much cheaper than 1k in Kansas.

You definitely could. I just wanna have a lot of chips for all of the other games too.

 

[allforcharity]

Roulette uses non-denom chips. One colour per player. I get away with 200 chips per colour. Full casino tables usually have 300-400 chips per colour.

 

[WazamBelina]

Roulette uses non-denom chips. One colour per player. I get away with 200 chips per colour. Full casino tables usually have 300-400 chips per colour.

Do you just color them up when they get past 200?

 

[allforcharity]

Do you just color them up when they get past 200?

Well, rarely do they get past 200. Since I run the roulette games as a tournament, I make the following rules:

- start with 40 chips
- max 5 chips per inside bet, 20 chips per outside bet
- 20 minute time limit per round
- maximum 200 chips in play at one time
- anyone going over 200 chips gets a denom marker (cash chip) for the balance over 200, which can't be played on the board (but can be redeemed for more chips if their active stack falls below 200)

People have "broken the bank" with a lucky bet or two. It happens, but not extremely often, because it's all luck, not skill.