Is it okay to use two vegas-colored chipsets concurrently in the same tournament?
So I have a T1 chipset that can accommodate 80 folks. I also have another T1 chipset that can accommodate 30 folks.
My main event last year had 106 folks. This year, there would be 10 tables of the 1st chipset and 3 other tables of the 2nd chipset.
At the earliest possible time, the 3 tables with the smaller chipset will be colored up and moved to the tables with the main chipset.
The tables should stay balanced. New folks after 80 ppl will be added to the room with the 30 folks first, so there will be a constant stream of players.
They're Tiger Primary chips and Tiger VIP1 chips so all Vegas colored. It's really only the T1, T5, and T25 that are different between the same sets, I have enough T100, T500, and T1000 to cover the higher denominations.
So I have a T1 chipset that can accommodate 80 folks. I also have another T1 chipset that can accommodate 30 folks.
My main event last year had 106 folks. This year, there would be 10 tables of the 1st chipset and 3 other tables of the 2nd chipset.
At the earliest possible time, the 3 tables with the smaller chipset will be colored up and moved to the tables with the main chipset.
The tables should stay balanced. New folks after 80 ppl will be added to the room with the 30 folks first, so there will be a constant stream of players.
They're Tiger Primary chips and Tiger VIP1 chips so all Vegas colored. It's really only the T1, T5, and T25 that are different between the same sets, I have enough T100, T500, and T1000 to cover the higher denominations.