[HebbNH]

Here's another with a "true" spot progression (each chip has more spots than the chip before it).

[TenPercenter]

One thing to keep in mind is that no matter how many denominations (8, 10, whatever) we end up with, 70% or more of the total chips that get made (bought) will be in the 4 standard denominations ($1, $5, $25, and $100). As such, the importance of the color on these 4 chips is paramount. Any progressions that we come up with should keep this in consideration.

Just something to think about to make the later stages of chip choices easier. I think we're all thinking this way already, I just want to make sure.

[mizuchaud]

talk about painted ladies, this second attempt of mine here is BUSY!



And I can't stop looking at it..........

[imthatguy]

Thought I'd try something wacky, inspired by a closed Casino:

[Poboy]

Originally Posted by cmoses

This would be the truest form of Progressive Edgespots (0,2,3,4,6,8,9,12) from none on the gray .25 chip to twelve on the chocolate $5000. Most common color choice and all white or shades for the edgespots. Not for color comparrisons only for edgepots.
Clayton

To me, 'edgespot progression' doesn't necessarily mean number of spots. It could be number, size, number of colors, or a combination of all.
I don't have a problem with the # of spots progression, except the 3x3 on the yellow looks out of place. Personally, I'd prefer a little more to the progression than just spot count.
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[DoubleDeuce]

I wanna try!

Looking for a subdued, elegant look with a minimal progression.

[HebbNH]

Ok last one (wasted too much time on this today...but it's so addicting). Black is the only color used twice, but that shouldn't be a big deal as 100s and 5000s shouldn't be on the table at the same time anyway.

By the way, I also don't really care for my "true" spot progression either(see my previous post) as it isn't much fun for us cash gamers, but figured I might as well throw it out there anyway. Wow this is fun

[Sidepot]

Outstanding work on the chip factory tool X-files and Johnny5. It's unbelieveable how addictive this thing is. Very cool.

[Stevo]

I hope this works... I'm really not good at this... but if it works... I really like the green, black, purple, yellow progression.

[HebbNH]

Ok so I lied...here is the my "subdued" design. This really is the last one today I promise.