[Espn76G]

I am in process of purchasing a set of 750 WSOP Replicas Poker Chips from Boston Poker Chips. I am having a problem deciding the break down of the chips for the set, I do not want to use the low denominations such as $.25 up to the $25 chip but I would like to use $100 chip up to the $100,000 chip evenly. I play with some variations of chip break down I came up with two possibility. They are list below the first set is using from the $100 chip up to the $100,000 chip.
120-$100,$500
110-$1000,$5000
80-$10,000,25,000
65-$50,000,$100,000
The second variations of chip break is without using the $100 and the $500 and here it is.
220-$1000
150-$5000
110-$10,000
100-$25,000
90-$50,000
80-$100,000
I would like some input about these variations these did not take the usages of blinds in the break down.

Thanks
Espn76G

[BigKyle]

Don't know how big your games are but I think you will be better off with fewer denominations and more of each denomination. Also, part of the appeal of WSOP chips is having the feeling of a big stack, like they do on TV there. My suggestion would be this (without knowing how many players in your tournaments):

25 yellow $1,000 = $25,000
15 lavender $5,000 = $75,000
15 black $10,000 = $150,000
5 beige $50,000 = $250,000

That is 60 chips worth $500,000. You would need 250 yellow, 225 lavender, 225 black, and 50 beige. Then I would start the blinds off at 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante. Here is the WSOP blind schedule.

http://homepokertourney.net/docs/poster-wsop-1.pdf