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Black Friday Sale 2024 (49 Viewers)
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Why would you only buy half of a limit set?
LeLe
4 of a Kind
Assuming if there is no more stuff to be added by Jim
Tachi Chip seem to be the more value deal so far, especially for new Paulson starter.
Just buy a big lot of 1000-1500 chips to cherry pick and only cost you $300-$450.
U can either buy the $100 in the secondary market or just spend extra $30 to get an additional rack of $25 which add the same bankroll effect
Tachi Chip seem to be the more value deal so far, especially for new Paulson starter.
Just buy a big lot of 1000-1500 chips to cherry pick and only cost you $300-$450.
U can either buy the $100 in the secondary market or just spend extra $30 to get an additional rack of $25 which add the same bankroll effect
If everyone just buys a bunch more chips than they need to cherry pick either inlays or condition, no wonder everthing is gone in seconds.
At least it would be for their own use, as opposed to the flippers who hoard the items as an opportunity for profit.
ekricket
Royal Flush
Yeah, I don’t understand why Jim doesn’t handle each chip personally, and grade them into six different wear conditions and label types, and then have a tiered pricing structure for each, cross referenced to like condition barrels across each denomination. Then he could introduce a pricing structure that’s based on a lottery but fair for all, with like three rounds of ranked voting so everyone can at least get their second or third choices.
Somebody pitch that to Jim, but do it publicly so we can see his responses.
These are thirty cent chips. $0.30 cents per chip. If Jim did all that they would be $2 chips. But “it would be fair”.
Life isn’t fair. Ever. Why should poker chip buying be fair?
I get your point and it is valid, but "flippers who hoard" makes no sense. Flipping means buying in order to sell as soon as possible at a higher price, and hoarding is the exact opposite of that.
"Chipping" is buying chips at maximum cost, trying to use them in your game but the regulars don't like them, then selling at a loss because you're "going in a different direction."
Flippers hoarding makes about as much sense as having a toilet adjacent to a poker table with the two being separated by a shower curtain.
I think the intent was understood.
How about "grab up all"?
And "flipping" doesn't necessarily mean "instantly". It can apply as selling for profit.
At least it would be for their own use, as opposed to the
All fixed up
Makes sense to me....
I'm shocked Gorbosh remembers all of that thru his tears....
Minus
Pair
Flipping and hoarding also don't make sense specifically in the context of Tachi chips, as they were already available in unrestricted quantities ~359 days ago at a slightly higher price that obviously didn't sell out.
It’s like dueling banjos. But for toilets.
Great way to make sure everyone can get a bathroom visit during break.
2024 builders…
Wait until Jim sells out, then it will all make sense grasshopper - lol.
So.......it makes sense then? Don't judge my set up.
Nothing quite as intimate as looking deep into someone's eyes as you fire out a dirt snake.
And then your opponent **very seriously** staring back at you saying, “You talking that shit!?”
minedelta
3 of a Kind
This was a black friday I was not going to participate in..... but those are some good looking deals....
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