[smitty007]

Hey, I love watching the USPC and this year they have some new chip colors. I was wondering if anyone knows what the colors are that they are using and what their denominations are?

[smitty007]

Anyone???

[Billjr13]

I don't think they are new colors, just new chips. Some of the old ones are faded/dirty. It is really noticable in the $500 purples. The old $1000 oranges look a little more pale too.

[links_slayer]

Brownish 100
Purplish 500
Orange 1000
Green 5000

That's what I've gathered from what I've read/watched of it. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I can't watch it anymore...no more cable.

[smitty007]

When I was watching it looked like they had a brown chip and a blue chip, which they have not had in the past. Always green, black, purple, orange, and gray. My tv's not the best though, and I could not really get any good shots of the chips (no tivo!)

[smitty007]

Originally Posted by links_slayer

Brownish 100
Purplish 500
Orange 1000
Green 5000

That's what I've gathered from what I've read/watched of it. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. I can't watch it anymore...no more cable.

I think the green is $25, but this year I'm not sure what any of the colors are!

[BrettButter]

Green $25
Dark Red $100
Blurple $500
Orange $1000
Grayish/Green $5000

If anyone can find out relations to actual Paulson colors that translate into ASM or BCC colors, that would be amazing. I loved how well they looked together.

[smitty007]

So there is $2.5 million up for grabs in this tournament. I'm sure the casino takes some money, but if not, that means at $20,000 buy in, only 125 people are in the tourney?! Even if the casino takes some money, maybe 200 people total? Does anyone know what the field is?

I knew there was a reason I loved watching this tourney, I like the small field. I'm sick of 15 billion people and their dogs in the WSOP main event!

[the3rd]

Chip colors in AC are more strictly regulated than Nevada or California. BB is right on the colors. 5k are gray. I don't know if there is a Comission standard on denoms over 5000. The buy-in is 10,000 so that makes 250 players. There was a WSOP cicuit event the same week so that is why the turnout was low. The Taj takes $300 from the buy-in for the fee so only $9700 goes to the prize pool.

[BrettButter]

This is on for me right now at 11EST, on ESPN2.

The more I look, the more the T100s seem like chocolate. They still might be maroon though. I'm bad with colors. The blue (T500) are more blue than I remember, and don't look like blurple anymore.