[mizuchaud]

Used to play with starbursts and St Jo $100's for tourneys.
Then switched to an uncirculated (until I got them) Caesars NCV tourney set.
All Paulsons, all around 80 cents on average.



I also have a cash set of Grand Casinos that I have never used. Same price range.


I'm in the under $500 range.

Unused chips NEED hand oils and little dings before they become beautiful.

[smoore]

I have retired casino paulsons. I only have 600 of the planned 1000 so far. If I ever get the additional 400 I guess I'd be in the $1000+ category too.

Those don't leave the house

[jdunford]

I've got a lot of Samurais. In a given single-table tourney, probably $600-700 worth of chips on the table (including those used for colour-ups)... but we usually play a (short) tourney followed by a cash game (more, lower-valued Samurais), so altogether, getting close to that $1000 mark in a given poker night. Strangely, that's more than the amount of money we're usually playing for... Is that bad?

[bolgenmod]

Originally Posted by jdunford

I've got a lot of Samurais. In a given single-table tourney, probably $600-700 worth of chips on the table (including those used for colour-ups)... but we usually play a (short) tourney followed by a cash game (more, lower-valued Samurais), so altogether, getting close to that $1000 mark in a given poker night. Strangely, that's more than the amount of money we're usually playing for... Is that bad?

I thought half the fun of having good chips is playing nickle/dime poker with chips worth at least a buck each....

[m_farrar84]

im in the 1000 plus section when i play with my PNY's tourney set which includes
200 $25
200 $100
100 $500
30 1K Plaques
10 5K Plaques

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by bolgenmod

I thought half the fun of having good chips is playing nickle/dime poker with chips worth at least a buck each....

After reading/contributing to the "guns at the poker table" thread:
If my poker game ever gets robbed, they can have the money. Just, don't take the chips!!

[Mr Meaner]

You need to add a spot for 2000+ on the poll. I have three sets worthy of that one

[UW85]

...for total volume & $, I'm sure the Pharaohs + 150 Plaques (yeah, I know the plaques are technically Egyptians). I think it cost me $500 total -- that's my story and I'm sticking to it!

[Billjr13]

1050 Paulson Pharaoh's, I hope to be adding some plaques soon. Matsui GB in the works.

UW- how many chips?

[UW85]

Originally Posted by Billjr13

1050 Paulson Pharaoh's, I hope to be adding some plaques soon. Matsui GB in the works.

UW- how many chips?

25 -- it's all smoke and mirrors. I claim the 5th

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