[palmimports]

the group buy spreadsheet can be found at:
www.palmimports.com/chiptalk/spreadsheet.xls

Please check this regurarly for accuracy

Last Update: 06-06-2008 1045am EST

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[littlebu]

Joe would 100 chips fit in a flat rate envelope?

[smitty007]

Joe,

Are solids a possibility?

Originally Posted by palmimports

the group buy spreadsheet can be found at:
www.palmimports.com/chiptalk/spreadsheet.xls

Please check this regurarly for accuracy

Last Update: 06-06-2008 1045am EST

PLEASE put your CT name on paypal orders. THanks.
Do NOT PM us- we dont like PM/s
Our email is: sales@palmimprots.com

Thanks guys and gals- were off to an incredible start!

[TX_kiwi]

Originally Posted by palmimports

Our email is: sales@palmimprots.com

Joe has a typo here. The correct e-mail is: sales@palmimports.com

[TX_kiwi]

Originally Posted by littlebu

Joe would 100 chips fit in a flat rate envelope?

I previously got 75 Faux Clay from another CTer, in a flat rate envelope. He placed them on a sheet or cardboard and taped clear plastic over them the make a thin sandwich that he then slid inside the envelope. However, be warned - there will be movement. Movement = wear. My FCs were just fine, but YMMV.

[EarlyStarts]

I need a bit of help determining my distribution.

Right now I have a 250 chip 11.5g dice set that I paid less than $10 for on clearance. It will promptly go in the trash once I get my new chips so this will be my only set.

I need a multi-purpose set to cover 4 activities:

1. Boardgames - I play many euro style board games such as Power Grid and Puerto Rico (if curious, see BoardGameGeek | Gaming Unplugged Since 2000) and I replace the paper money or scoring bits with chips. For this I need 50 each of the $1, $5, $10, $25, and $100.

2. Blackjack - We play an occasional cash game that could get by with the boardgame chips above plus a few .25 chips and some NCV chips for $2.50 to pay blackjacks.

3. Cash Poker- We play $20 buy-in and .25 smallest blind with up to 10 players. With Matthew's great post ( http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/poker-...-games-ii.html) it recommends these chips:

120 x 25¢
120 x $1
100 x $5
60 x $10

4. Tourney- I have not done a tourney but would like to be able to do it in the future figuring for 10 people. Matthew's above thread for a T5000 suggests:

• 120 x T25
• 120 x T100
• 100 x T500
• 60 x T1000

If I adjust this down to a T100 set to maximize the chip use overlap, I get roughly:

• 120 x T1
• 120 x T5
• 100 x T25
• 60 x T100

Totaling this all up, it gives me around a 650 chip set.

30 cent	0.25	1	5	10	25	100100	500	1000	5000	NCV	TOTAL
CompressionGB Chiptalk	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	CHIPS
	SALMON	WHITE	RED	BLUE	GREEN	BLACK	PURPLE	ORANGE	GREY	YELLOW
BoardGames		50	50	50	50	50					250
BlackJack	20	50	50	50	10					10	190
Cash Poker	120	120	100	60							400
Tourney Poker		120	120		100	60					400
Subtotal (MAX of above)	120	120	7)">120	60	100	60	0	0	0	10	">590
Extras	0	5	5	5	5	5	10	10	10	5	60
Total	120	125	9)">125	65	105	65	10	10	10	15	650

And if I make the green 25 = .25 during the cash game and economize a bit more I can narrow it down to around a 550 chip set. Not sure I want a bunch of .25 chips anyway though it might drive me nuts during the cash games, I am not sure.

30 cent	0.25	1	5	10	25	100100	500	1000	5000	NCV	TOTAL
CompressionGB Chiptalk	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	quantity	CHIPS
	SALMON	WHITE	RED	BLUE	GREEN	BLACK	PURPLE	ORANGE	GREY	YELLOW
BoardGames		50	50	50	50	50					250
BlackJack	20	50	50	50	10					10	190
Cash Poker 25 = .25		120	100	60	120						400
Tourney Poker		120	120	0	100	60					400
Subtotal (MAX of above)	20	120	7)">120	60	120	60				10	">510
Extras	0	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	0	40