I went to a local game last week. The host knows I collect chips, show me the perfect travel set:
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They're tiny chips, shown stacked on top of a SK TRK chip. I thought it was hilarious. I couldn't manage to shuffle them, too small for me. Looks wise, they kind of resemble soprano chips.
Awwww. Look at the cute little chips . Might as well use a roll of nickels! The edgespots are interesting though, never seen any look like that. When I think of travel set, I think of 300 or less normal chips, not fit in the back pocket of my jeans chips. Reminds me of a Connect 4 game attached to the top of a pen I saw while Christmas shopping last week. The game pieces were literally as big as a cookie crumb. Hilarious.
The coolest thing would be a little poker table with felt... with MAGNETIC backing... so that the steel inserts would stick to the table. Like those travel backgammon games.
But then you wouldn't be able to shuffle the little chips.
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Originally Posted by TenPercenter
The coolest thing would be a little poker table with felt... with MAGNETIC backing... so that the steel inserts would stick to the table. Like those travel backgammon games.
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The coolest thing would be a little poker table with felt... with MAGNETIC backing... so that the steel inserts would stick to the table. Like those travel backgammon games.
That would be a good idea! That way you could have a game going in a moving vehicle.
. Might as well use a roll of nickels! The edgespots are interesting though, never seen any look like that. When I think of travel set, I think of 300 or less normal chips, not fit in the back pocket of my jeans chips. Reminds me of a Connect 4 game attached to the top of a pen I saw while Christmas shopping last week. The game pieces were literally as big as a cookie crumb. Hilarious.
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