Road Trip! (1 Viewer)

[krafticus]

What chips came from New Mexico??

 

[TheChipRoom]

You got one of them right!

Rooting for Native Lights or Salt Creek.

 

[TheChipRoom]

Hard Rock Albuquerque

What chips came from New Mexico??

 

[David O]

Most of the Indian Casinos in OK use RT or Chipco chips. Very few actually have Paulson Chips.

 

[courage]

Salt Creek and Artesian? Or SC and Newcastle?

 

[ChaosRock]

Rooting for Native Lights or Salt Creek.

Yellow spotted fracs FTW!

 

[courage]

Native Lights and Tonkawa?

 

[detroitdad]

Lets get pictures up of all of them?

 

[TheChipRoom]

Sorry, keep trying

Salt Creek and Artesian? Or SC and Newcastle?

 

[TheChipRoom]

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!

Native Lights and Tonkawa?

 

[courage]

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!

Sweet. I'll PM you my address for my prize:

50c x 200
$1 x 600
$5 x 1000
$25 x 300
$100 x 100

 

[upNdown]

Quarters!

 

[ovo]

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!

Tonkawa east is closed, is it west

 

[TheChipRoom]

It is the East Chips

Tonkawa east is closed, is it west

 

[FDLmold]

Nice.

 

[David O]

West does not have chips

 

[DJ Mack]

How high do their denoms go? The Chip Guide only lists up to $25.

 

[TheChipRoom]

$500

How high do their denoms go? The Chip Guide only lists up to $25.

 

[David O]

Those two Casinos are about 30 miles apart from each other. Been by there but never stopped. Great to find some Paulsons in OK!

It looks like you have at least 1,000 miles of travel ahead of you going down I-44! Safe travels!.

 

[ekricket]

Nope, but both casinos are owned by the same tribe.

Osage. Million Dollar Elm.

They are a prospect, most of thier casinos quit dealing poker about two years ago and their north Tulsa one is rebuilding in a big way so maybe they are changing chips as well.

 

[Josh Kifer]

Oh man... New chippies.

 

[ekricket]

Most of the Indian Casinos in OK use RT or Chipco chips. Very few actually have Paulson Chips.

Lived in Oklahoma the last 30 years, 10 miles from Tonkawa for 14 and north of Tulsa for 16. Most of them do use chipco or RT for cash games, but almost all of the larger ones use Paulsons for their Tournament chips.

Picture is from Hard Rock Cherokee in Tulsa last week.

 

[David O]

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Lived in Oklahoma the last 30 years, 10 miles from Tonkawa for 14 and north of Tulsa for 16. Most of them do use chipco or RT for cash games, but almost all of the larger ones use Paulsons for their Tournament chips.

Picture is from Hard Rock Cherokee in Tulsa last week.

I noticed that. When I go to Hard Rock Tulsa they use Paulson for tourneys and chipco for table games.

 

[pedrofisk]

I like the labels on Native Lights more but the colors on Tonkawa more.

 

[Shaggy]

Here are the links to the chip guide.

Native Lights:
http://www.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=OKNENL

Tonkawa (East):
http://www.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=OKTOTC

 

[ekricket]

Might be a lot of $0.50 chips, they have the ante law in OK where every hand in the table games costs fifty cents to play. So you pay $2.50 to win $2.00 at blackjack. Most Casinos have a promotion for a few nights a week though where they pay the ante.

 

[Josh Kifer]

Oh man...those 50 centers....

 

[Matt G]

I was just thinking I need some new chips. Good timing

 

[Josh Kifer]

I wanted a limit set... Ugh.

 

[David O]

Might be a lot of $0.50 chips, they have the ante law in OK where every hand in the table games costs fifty cents to play. So you pay $2.50 to win $2.00 at blackjack. Most Casinos have a promotion for a few nights a week though where they pay the ante.

Yes, this is one of the reasons I don't play small if I play table games. I generally stick to poker when I am in Oklahoma.
@ekricket - being so close to Texas you should take a road trip yourself and come to the All in at the Alamo in October.