[VvvJRvvV]

New guy here, want to thank everyone for all the reviews and probably stopping me from buying the Paulson World Top Hat & Cane shaped inlays. I am looking into other chips now.

JR

[bolgenmod]

Welcome, JR. If you need advice on where to look next, posting what your price range is and whether you prefer clay or ceramic is a good start.

And let me be the first to say: GET SAMPLES!! And: KISS YOUR WALLET GOOD-BYE!!

[InDeep]

where do you live in maryland?

[whataboutj]

Welcome JR. This is a great site with great people. Like bolgenmod said order lots of samples before you committ to anything. Don't hesitate to ask questions, everyone here is very freindly and helpful
J

[CTrounder]

Originally Posted by InDeep

where do you live in maryland?

yeah i live just outside gettysburg PA maybe we could play sometime? InDeep what games/stakes do you play?
jesse

[Lucky Louie]

My advice is to be eager to get samples and patient when it comes to your big purchases. But, then again obssessing is part of the madness. Welcome to it.

[VvvJRvvV]

To answer all the questions at once.

I prefer a clay chip. I really don't want to do the whole "Step Up" thing. I have a set of dice chips and when I step up from them, I want to be done stepping up. Hopefully, samples will be ordered this week.

I live on the Eastern Shore of MD, not too far from Salisbury / Ocean City.

Thanks,
JR

[A-Ro]

I'd also keep an eye on the member to member sales.

[Brewster]

We will save you from the taint of those dice chips. It sounds like you have a good idea of what you want already. Make use of the vast amount of info here and you will probably end up with several more sets than you anticipated.

Welcome to Chiptalk. Your bank account and your wife will hate us.

[NanaBanana]

JR, glad to have you here.......