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Not Mine WSOP T25 chip (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter ReallyGoodUsername
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Sorry, I know everyone love WSOP stuff, but what an ugly chip set they came up with with these.
DeeVee8
Straight
Good thing the seller didn't eat the 4.06 in shipping.
DeeVee8
Straight
Must be a losing player
justsomedude
Straight Flush
links_slayer
4 of a Kind
It's used correctly here though...right? Not like 95% of the posts around here using NCV when they mean non-denom....
OP
OP
prob worth it right before they color up though right? 4 of them would be worth what probably the SB at the time? or $400 on eBay lol
Heard the dealers can be bad. But losing a chip on a 25 color up?
Jonesey07
Full House
Not necessarily. There's so many table moves that keeping an accurate count like that would be damn near impossible.
True
OP
OP
Guess I was referring to a player taking 1-2 off the table before a color up since by then the 25 may be worth more off the table then on
Yes, with 9000+ runners on day 1d of the 500$ tournament this will happen. It would be neat for the Rio to buy this chip and permanently ban the person, before setting him on xxxx.
Mac128k
Flush
It was a genius move to thwart any future tribute sets. Nobody would want one
justsomedude
Straight Flush
It was a genius move to thwart any future tribute sets. Nobody would want one
Truth.
Can guarantee no one will ever copy this monstrosity.
Throw a color-matched NLG (non-lime green) image on it, and it takes on an entirely different personality.
The new colors and design choices weren't bad, it was the decision to reuse the inlay art from the previous set -- which was color-matched to different base chip colors -- that made these total clunkers. Laziness is the culprit.
Perfect candidates for chip murder, but not at $99/chip.
The new colors and design choices weren't bad, it was the decision to reuse the inlay art from the previous set -- which was color-matched to different base chip colors -- that made these total clunkers. Laziness is the culprit.
Perfect candidates for chip murder, but not at $99/chip.
Spots pattern (whiskers eww) and plain jane house mold are almost as bad as mis-matched inlay.
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