[BigKyle]

Here are my new bowtie mold chips (or hourglass if you prefer). Timeline was something like

ordered January 10th
paid in full January 14th
artwork approved January 17th
inlays misprinted (wrong size) unknown date
inlays reprinted
shipping notice March 17th
chips received March 20th

9 weeks basically. Good time given the misprinted inlays and I am pleased with the result. Just a basic tourney inlay based on the Borgata chips. My only regret is that I could only afford 300. Hopefully I can double the set with my stimulus check.



80 green + 5 extra
80 black + 5 extra
40 purple + 5 extra
100 yellow no extra

Setup is for up to 10-player T10,000 8-8-4-7 starting stacks

[bmwguy525]

Sweet! I remember the mockups and they turned out perfectly. Congrats on the set!

[FlopZnuts]

nice! Where in NC are you btw? (Clemmons here!)

[tastic]

Great set! I dig your breakdown too. Congrats!

[SuckoutKing]

Love the way those came out. Simple Design looks great! When you add-on any plans for a 5000 chip? Good luck with them.

[BigKyle]

Originally Posted by FlopZnuts

nice! Where in NC are you btw? (Clemmons here!)

Just moved to Cary.

[BigKyle]

Originally Posted by SuckoutKing

Love the way those came out. Simple Design looks great! When you add-on any plans for a 5000 chip? Good luck with them.

Depending on the size of the games I have and what the other players like to play (starting stack size, number of big blinds, etc.) I would like to get some 5k chips to facilitate 20k, 30k, or maybe even 50k starting stacks. Personally I love deep stack tourneys, and have no problem playing 6-8 hours for a $40-$50 tournament. Some folks, however, would rather play quicker tourneys so I am undecided on T5000 chips.

I will probably end up with some though because, I mean, come on, this is Cee-Tee. Take that auto change software.

[Couga]

Originally Posted by BigKyle

I mean, come on, this is Cee-Tee. Take that auto change software.

Well played sir!