[jdamonevv]

My friends don't know the difference between a clay chip and a paper bag, so we didn't have to shell out for the primo to impress them.

The wife and I designed these chips, blatantly stealing the logo from a pizza parlor that's not using it anymore.

And yes, labeling 2000 chips by hand is a complete pain in the rear end.

pr0n: http://www.exoplexus.com/chips/chips.html

Thanks to HogWild for the labels, they're awesome.

[the3rd]

Very nice. I'm glad to see you didn't buy into the "custom chips should use standard casino colors" idea.

[idpaman]

Very well done, nice job.

[bsoder52]

Very well done, I think you'll find that you will enjoy these chips even more knowing the work you put into them.

[DaSalvador]

Those look fantastic. Excellent job!

Where did you get/how did you make the labels?

Joe

[adam42]

What limit(s) do you play with those chips? And what do you think of the chips?

[jdamonevv]

I ordered the labels from Jason at personalpokerchips.com . They're top notch. We play $3/6 and $4/8 limit hold'em cash games with these chips, and I like them a lot. I like the color combinations and the chips, while not being top of the line, are solid. At least I don't have to worry about them breaking. And if somone wants to peel my label off the chip, I just won't cash it back in for them.

[BlakeC27]

Very nice!

[links_slayer]

Dude! That's a sweet design. Well done! And I thought labeling 1000 chips was bad...ugh.

[Rob1466]

Are you sure you have enough 1's..?
Seriously...nice mega cash set...