T25 base: do you ever use a T25,000? (4 Viewers)
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Are these readily available in large quantities for about $1/chip? If so, count me in!
If you're going to get a Horseshoe 25k chips (for a $1/chip 
) at least get the good looking one.
) at least get the good looking one.smsguy927
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Unfortunately, no. Also, this spot style or similar (3TA316) is not available on CPC 44mm chips.
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If you're going to get a Horseshoe 25k chips (for a $1/chip
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I have both.. and they are great looking chips, but the primary is undeniably the better looking one.. in fact, it is the nicest looking Horseshoe Cle/Cin chip period
... it's science, don't question it.
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The earliest set I've bought did not have top-end chips big enough to handle the growth to the game. This led me to add-ons. Since then I have always gotten one bigger denom than I thought I needed. Better to have and not need...
That said, in my CPC set, the "nicest" chip (Level 9 at a time that there was no level 9) is the T5000, because it would hit the table every game. The T25,000s have occasionally hit the table though, so I am glad I have them.
My basic rule for putting out the top-end chips is that there have to be at least 3 hitting the table before I put one out. A single T25k popping up during colorups may be easily missed by a less observant player, or "hidden" by one of those people that put big chips at the bottom of a stack. We try to remind players to keep big chips "up front, on top", but since many cardrooms and even more home games permit a single T25000 to sit at the bottom of a barrel of smaller chips, it is an uphill battle to fight.
That said, in my CPC set, the "nicest" chip (Level 9 at a time that there was no level 9) is the T5000, because it would hit the table every game. The T25,000s have occasionally hit the table though, so I am glad I have them.
My basic rule for putting out the top-end chips is that there have to be at least 3 hitting the table before I put one out. A single T25k popping up during colorups may be easily missed by a less observant player, or "hidden" by one of those people that put big chips at the bottom of a stack. We try to remind players to keep big chips "up front, on top", but since many cardrooms and even more home games permit a single T25000 to sit at the bottom of a barrel of smaller chips, it is an uphill battle to fight.
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