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Wow, that is a great price on those. Anyone out there ever played an actual game with these? How are they? For that price, they may be worth picking up a few hundred. I only have one as a sample and I have always been afraid the slick super-grand inlay would affect their handling and stacking.
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I have 100 of the 25 cent ones and they stack and shuffle great. They are lighter than Paulsons but are nice chips for the price.
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Originally Posted by Wylecoyo
Wow, that is a great price on those. Anyone out there ever played an actual game with these? How are they? For that price, they may be worth picking up a few hundred. I only have one as a sample and I have always been afraid the slick super-grand inlay would affect their handling and stacking.
I lost a black chip in my old set... I was browsing through gameland and asked if they would crack open one of the chip sets and sell me just one black chip. The lady behind the counter did one better. She went in the back and gave me a chip.
Not that big of a deal, since the chip cost them pennies, and frankly, I haven't ever played with it since... I retired the set shortly after that. But props to Gameland for going out of their way...
They are pricey on the air-tites and a few other accesories (in the B&M), but its nice to have a place in the area... I stop in whenever I am in Macomb County...
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