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[chamber2skipped]

Hello,

I started browsing the forums a few weeks ago after looking for guidance on buying a setup for a home game. After seeing all the vomit emoticons after mentions of Milano chips I've decided to go with them anyways. Look forward to participating in the forums with you all.

 

[digirati]

The Tina China clays cards molds are really nice if you haven’t got a sample set to check them out.

 

[chamber2skipped]

The Tina China clays cards molds are really nice if you haven’t got a sample set to check them out.

Is that what this thread is about? I was considering it as I like the idea of a California style color scheme. Are they softer like the Milanos? I've played in home games with ceramics as well as metal slug chips and do not like either.

Edit: I'm also looking for chips in the 10 gram range like the Paulsons my local casino uses.

 

[digirati]

Is that what this thread is about?

Yes, those are the Tina chips. I can only speak for the cards mold samples I have but they seem as close to real clays as I’ve seen. They have a matte finish too, which is nice. You can do any colors and inlays you want (completely custom) or pick a previously made set from the photos listed.

 

[chamber2skipped]

Maybe I'll give them a try. They do look nice. How's the flashing though? It looks a little rough to me. I might just go with Majestic. The more I read the more people seem to recommend those.

 

[allforcharity]

Hello and welcome!

 

[digirati]

Maybe I'll give them a try. They do look nice. How's the flashing though? It looks a little rough to me. I might just go with Majestic. The more I read the more people seem to recommend those.

I bought a sample set from the PCF store and they were great.

 

[Tonysquander]

Welcome to PCF!

 

[iLogik]

Always order samples before committing.
Look at this thread for differences on types of chips, gives you a good idea what ur buying.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...poker-chips-for-beginners-new-members.114884/
Most will recommend Tina over slugs or China clay, in the end it’s up to you and ur budget.

 

[Fran]

Welcome to the forum !

 

[BottomPair7]

Hello and welcome to PCF!

 

[Just1Better]

Hello and welcome!

 

[BigJackJones]

Welcome to PCF

 

[timewolf]

welcome to pcf! also own slugged set and planning to try the Tina one

 

[chamber2skipped]

welcome to pcf! also own slugged set and planning to try the Tina one

Yeah looking at the custom options it does seem the way to go.