New Find!!! Badlands Casino. Leaded, Shaped Inlay THC (With Bear Claws!!) (2 Viewers)

Hey, the guy knows how many chips he wants (or needs) so that's all he's keeping. I think it's admirable.
It wasn’t many years ago that I would have thought I’ll never need $100’s for my game and now they get in play pretty much every game. In a few more years who knows I may be thinking the same thing about $500 chips. With a 1 of kind set once they leave your possession you will most likely never see them again. I’d hate to think “damn, those 2 racks of $5’s would be really useful in this set right now” and not even remember what the $1500 or so you got for them was even used for.

Making some extra money is not difficult. Uber, DD etc, not to hard to clear some extra money. There will never be more of these chips made.
 
It wasn’t many years ago that I would have thought I’ll never need $100’s for my game and now they get in play pretty much every game. In a few more years who knows I may be thinking the same thing about $500 chips. With a 1 of kind set once they leave your possession you will most likely never see them again. I’d hate to think “damn, those 2 racks of $5’s would be really useful in this set right now” and not even remember what the $1500 or so you got for them was even used for.

Making some extra money is not difficult. Uber, DD etc, not to hard to clear some extra money. There will never be more of these chips made.
 
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And the converse can be true too.

I’ve played a $0.25/$0.50 game with my friends since high school (17 years ago). We haven’t changed the stakes once, and even though our disposable income has more than 10xed, our biggest total pot still comes from a crazy game in high school.
Now, having said that, I still build all my sets with 10k+ total bank :p
 
And the converse can be true too.

I’ve played a $0.25/$0.50 game with my friends since high school (17 years ago). We haven’t changed the stakes once, and even though our disposable income has more than 10xed, our biggest total pot still comes from a crazy game in high school.

Most of my group has been playing poker together for about 20 years now. There are a lot lawyers, engineers, business owners, some doctors etc that make a lot more money than we did back then. Playing for $100 doesn’t have the same rush anymore more. You never know where your game will go.
 
After reading your thoughts on this, I feel even stronger that I made the right decision…. My game is a friendly $.50/$.50 more often than not, and I can assure you that I’ll never host higher than $3/$5. I’m all good and I’m happy offer for you to help pay my kids tuition and car payments at any time going forward.

10 years ago I was playing a weekly $30 no-rebuy tournament in a friend’s basement with dice chips.

Never in a million years would I have expected to now be hosting 2/5 NLHE and PLO on a Gorilla table with 1,400-chip custom THC set. The players typically bring at least $2K each to the game.

Times and budgets and priorities change. That’s all I’m saying.
 
11.5g isn’t that heavier than the average leaded chip? (I don’t own many so I could be way off here).

My 10.5g Casablanca $100s feel like bricks, I can’t imagine what these feel like.
Chips in the 11's are the upper end of clay, very yummy. When you handle 11's you forget about 10's imo
 
This set might bring The Batman out of retirement.

As a seller, it wouldn’t hurt my feelings!

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A few thoughts for @Wheeler Assembly coming from the biggest enabler of relabeled chips.

- Great find. Certainly right up there with the best of them.

- Not even I would murder a set like this. Normally I don't love white $1's & I like more than 2 racks of $1's too, but both are minor annoyances and both can be dealt with easily.

- Personally, I would not break up the set, but I do understand where you are coming from. I think that if I really needed the money, I would sell the whole set on auction keeping it together. Otherwise I am keeping the whole thing. It's an all or nothing sort of thing
 
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