All Bourgogne et Grasset (B&G) Pr0n thread (3 Viewers)

[Neilimixam]

Hi, I did not find a thread about Bourgogne et Grasset (B&G) chips.

Please post your best Pr0n !

 

[Machine]

Hi, I did not find a thread about Bourgogne et Grasset (B&G) chips.

Please post your best Pr0n !

Traditionally the OP would start us off in the OP

 

[Tonysquander]

Think these are the only ones I have. By the way, does anyone know if these are still live?

 

[Neilimixam]

Traditionally the OP would start us off in the OP

not always, but ok, I edited

 

[MilouPilou1]

Great idea Max!

Cercle Cadet poker cash chips:

Before/After oiling

Cercle Clichy Montmartre plaques:

Cercle Cadet ceramic tourney chips:

Samples: (CCM cash chips are Paulsons RHC)

 

[MilouPilou1]

Club Pierre Charron (live) cash chips:

 

[surfik]

 

[puglia82]

 

[Neilimixam]

Casino Europa

 

[<°)))><)]

Dragonaras

ACF cash game set

 

[SwissChip]

Club Pierre Charron (live) cash chips:

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Club Pierre Charron (CPC) not made by CPC is loose... ; )

 

[MilouPilou1]

Cercle concorde (of course!)

 

[mipevi]

 

[RagahRagah]

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Those Dragons are gorgeous. I absolutely love glitter rings/inlays.

 

[GreekRedEye]

Before/After oiling
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Wow! What a change after oiling. I thought these were ABS plastic? Do B&G's absorb that much oil?

 

[GreekRedEye]

@SergeantGetraer Where are you?

Adding a link to some pr0n @SergeantGetraer posted a few years back of a massive set:
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/europa-casinos-b-g.41280/post-1023643

 

[allforcharity]

That's all I got, but at least I got

 

[Neilimixam]

No more pr0n ?

 

[MilouPilou1]

Wow! What a change after oiling. I thought these were ABS plastic? Do B&G's absorb that much oil?

They don't absorb it like clay chips does. It is essential to wipe after with absorbent paper to remove excess oil. Otherwise, you won't get the desired result (sticky chips, dried, shiny oil residue).

Another example of before/after:

 

[ovo]

beautiful stuff, I would love to see weights posted on the chips if possible

 

[allforcharity]

beautiful stuff, I would love to see weights posted on the chips if possible

Crystal Moscow 5s and 25s (40mm) are 13.5g; 100s (43mm) are 14.75g.

 

[Gubbins]

Casino Europa
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are the 1's lighter in weight?

 

[Neilimixam]

Yes ! 7/8g

 

[MilouPilou1]

beautiful stuff, I would love to see weights posted on the chips if possible

Here you go

Lighter version of B&G chips, mostly used for fractionnals and 1€ chips: 8g

Modern unleaded unweighted B&G with RFID: 8,6g

Heavy bricks: 14+g

 

[improviseallday]

Modern unleaded B&G with RFID

There are leaded B&G? Are they ceramic?

 

[davislane]

There are leaded B&G? Are they ceramic?

i believe @MilouPilou1 meant unweighted and not unleaded .

 

[MilouPilou1]

There are leaded B&G? Are they ceramic?

They're plastics, although "ceramics" are also basically made of plastic

i believe @MilouPilou1 meant unweighted and not unleaded .

After checking, I have a doubt about the terminology of the word but I trust you for your translation. In French we say "ballasted" and "non ballasted ". Looks like it corresponds to "unweighted" indeed.

 

[warma]

Brass insert (a.k.a. “Slugged”). Matsui offers it as an option as well.

 

[davislane]

They're plastics, although "ceramics" are also basically made of plastic


After checking, I have a doubt about the terminology of the word but I trust you for your translation. In French we say "ballasted" and "non ballasted ". Looks like it corresponds to "unweighted" indeed.

@Florentin @semsallem any toughts about that? Are they weighted with lead?

they have a metal insert to give them the additional weight. Describing them as leaded or unleaded will create confusion for newbies who are learning about leaded and unleaded clay chips.

 

[MilouPilou1]

they have a metal insert to give them the additional weight. Describing them as leaded or unleaded will create confusion for newbies who are learning about leaded and unleaded clay chips.

You're right, thanks for the clarification!