[MSPatton]

Originally Posted by Johnny5

Michael - Here's an idea, look familiar?

Yea, they do! Those were my color selections for a setup before I was enticed to let the CT Membership design this set. I'll have to try and find some inlays to put on them now

[ontheuptick]

[PhilTheThrill14]

OK - I decided to throw out my 1st run at colors and edgespots I'd like to see....

Couldn't decide on which pink to go with - I always seemed to like the one I didn;t have mocked up....


Not sure on the grey with orange.....maybe grey with black?

[PhilTheThrill14]

Here's my alternative ideas....tell me how great they are.....:0)

[BigBrando]

Another attempt (while we're waiting for updates).



Here is the link to my previous one for comparison.

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by BigBrando

(while we're waiting for updates).

Update coming soon, I promise. I talked to Michael on the phone on Saturday, but was otherwise busy this weekend. I'm now exchanging messages with Michael. Will have something posted about this tonight, or tomorrow at the latest. Everyone's patience is appreciated.

[mizuchaud]

mockups are my main time suckage. It's a leak in my 'time' game.
Using Cali colors as a starting point: 25 cents/$1/$2/$5/$20/$100

By mizuchaud
Or reorganized into tourney style:
T25/T100/T500/T1000/T5000/NCV

By mizuchaud

Note: this was using ONLY six chips... drool.
By the way, this semi group buy was touting all the fancy edgespots available, and what do I do? use 4A14...... sheesh.

[jdunford]

Info updated:
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/690630-post4.html

Feel free to discuss here.

Entries for Round #1 will commence tomorrow morning, and will be open for 5 days, after which voting will begin. Round #1 will consist of individual chips (which might not be the most popular way to do it, but we think it might be the most efficient).

Oh, and please forgive my Canadian spelling...

[jdunford]

Round #1 entries for a red chip are now being accepted (http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/holdem...d-entries.html). Threads for other chip colours will open at regular intervals. Entries for each of the 8 subsections of Round #1 will be open for 5 days. You can change your entries as many times as you want in that time, but please edit your previous post (rather than posting multiple times) and I'll go with whatever I find at the deadline.

Please keep the majority of the discussion here, to avoid diluting the entry threads. Also, I realize a complete (multi-chip) set is a "work of art", and individual chips "taken out of context" might lose their appeal somewhat, so I won't discourage anyone from referring to their multi-chip progression mock-ups.

[ontheuptick]

General question on how the voting process is going to work?

For instance, what if there are 15 submissions? It seems like just voting for your favorite out of 15 is a little simplistic. Jeff, had you guys thought about letting those voting pick like a top 3 (or 5, whatever), with your favorite getting 3 points, 2nd favorite 2, 3rd favorite 1, etc.. Total points wins.

That would be more labor intensive, so I don't know. Another option that would be doable (I think) within chiptalk's system is creating a poll where you can select more than just one option, and saying you can select up to 3 that you like, but no more. Then, most votes wins..

It just seems like voting for 1 chip could be a little skewed. Heck, 1 of the 15 chips could get 5 votes and win (because the votes are spread out so much), while maybe it would have been the worst color scheme for a lot of people..

Just curious if you guys had developed a plan for this yet. Thanks