[RTBrandy]

Does anyone know what Casinos ASM makes chips for?

I'm just curious...

Thanks

[noelsarchs]

Originally Posted by RTBrandy

Does anyone know what Casinos ASM makes chips for?

I'm just curious...

Thanks

All I know is that they recently had a 30,000 chip order out of Nevada right in the middle of our group buy production.

That's 30,000 chips made one by one. Oh the ASM girls' fingers must really be hurting.

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by noelsarchs

All I know is that they recently had a 30,000 chip order out of Nevada right in the middle of our group buy production.

That's 30,000 chips made one by one. Oh the ASM girls' fingers must really be hurting.

According to the www.chipguide.com, you see their chips in a lot of smaller casino's such as the various indian casinos. Not sure how many are still actively using them or just used them in the past.

[ThorCavalier]

Originally Posted by RTBrandy

Does anyone know what Casinos ASM makes chips for?

I'm just curious...

Thanks

I've been wondering the same thing myself. I have been taking some time every couple of days checking out chipguide.com and have found several ASM examples particularly in Washington State and California. (I'm not sure though how many of them are currently circulated or how many are older chip models.) I haven't been taking notes on which casinos they are but if you go there and look around you'll find some examples. I'm sure there are more, but it takes a while to go through all of them!

[RTBrandy]

I'll look at chipguide...

I was just wondering, in light of so many casino's using Paulson's, who was using ASM..

Also, I don't know what kind of coverage TRKing had of commercial casino business, but I'd imagine that would help ASM's business now....

[JM]

I've seen ASMs used as roulette chips from some domestic casino recently. Can't remember where I saw that though.

[cnw400]

Originally Posted by noelsarchs

All I know is that they recently had a 30,000 chip order out of Nevada right in the middle of our group buy production.

That's 30,000 chips made one by one. Oh the ASM girls' fingers must really be hurting.

I thought I heard the 30k order was the Key West chips, but I could be wrong.

[BigKyle]

Originally Posted by RTBrandy

I'll look at chipguide...

I was just wondering, in light of so many casino's using Paulson's, who was using ASM..

Also, I don't know what kind of coverage TRKing had of commercial casino business, but I'd imagine that would help ASM's business now....

If I recall, someone quoted Dennis as saying he hadn't done an order for a casino in about five years, and it was for Morongo in California (same casino where they had Poker Superstars II).

I know there are some ASM casino chips on the Chipguide website in Michigan and Washington state, and a cruise in Georgia. That's all that come to mind right now.

[Nanook]

Originally Posted by BigKyle

If I recall, someone quoted Dennis as saying he hadn't done an order for a casino in about five years, and it was for Morongo in California (same casino where they had Poker Superstars II).

That was me. Dennis basically told me that he was no longer interested in the Casino Chip business. At the time I thought this was strange and that it might not be too many more years that this catches up with him. As it turns out, it was much more telling than I ever thought at the time.

I just saw some of the ASM HHR $5 chips in an indian casino in MN just a month or so ago. They were all pretty well worn so I did not pick any up. Pretty sure it was at Fortune Bay Resort and casino in Lake Vermillion MN. Sorry I can't come up with a pic.

AB

[smoore]

TRK was basically booted out of Nevada by a gaming regulation requiring checks to be 39mm, I believe.