[UW85]

First, thanks to SpeakEasy for giving me the inspiration and to my 3 kids for helping me build the Pharaoh Village. I didn't count but my 10 year old son told me there were just over 1,500 chips in big pyramid alone!

Also and very special thanks to Michael at Holdempokerchips.com -- that's were I purchased my Pharaohs and I must say I couldn't have asked for a better buying experience -- talk about customer service!

Finally, I'm not to skilled at posting messages (my first here) so I thought I'd place just a few pics. If you go to Kodakgallery.com using this link:

http://www.kodakgallery.com/ShareLan...fromshare&Ux=0

Look for the button that says View Photos Without Signing In -- they make it look like you have to sign in but you don't -- there you'll see lots more -- especially some good close ups -- well, as good as my camera skills allow. Take care.

PS: Yes, I built the table myself as well -- shot 6 hours of video and plan to edit out a "How To" DVD soon.
UW85

[TheDuke]

Very nice display of chips indeed!

ps. Is that the x9i I see in the background?

[dad604]

Wow, I am impress. Fantastic job, both on the chip and tabling building.

[Cwalker13]

God I love these chips. Congrats on them, I bet it was tough to take that "villaege" down.

[bolgenmod]

What can one say but WOW!!!

Perhaps this: I am totally jealous and would love to have that many chips -- and I'll take the table too while I'm wishing!

Very nice set up. Despite the vile surge of envy, thanks for sharing!

[BigKyle]

That is a nice setup, I really like the table. How many chips is that?

[drinkup]

Beautiful setup. I would love to buy a dvd when they are ready.

[CaptLego]

Wowzers!
Very cool. Thanks for posting!

[mac40k]

Two words.


Chip envy.

[SandmanDC]

What a sweet setup, and he got the kids involved too. Kudos to you. That must be one great game played on that table. Oh, and nice chips too. Good Job.