Yes, anyone can make their own set with their own design, though limited on type of chip manufactures. Like others said above, the lead time can be quite long on customs, so maybe you buy a decent set for your immediate needs and then that gives you time to design and make your own custom set. Also, you can always sell the first set you buy later. Good luck!
You know, you could just go buy live chips from the local casino. You'd need a budget more like $15k, but it's o
You know, you could just go buy live chips from the local casino. You'd need a budget more like $15k, but it's only temporary; you can get your money back out of it any time you want.
Thats a damn good idea, a bit capital intensive but like the outside of the box thinking!!
I think this is the way for me. I'dont mind waiting or paying for security. I'll design a set from scratch that I will keep forever from CPC.
Will definitely need something in the meanwhile. I really like the Hollywood Casino in Batton Rough LA those are unique colorway.
I think this is the way for me. I'dont mind waiting or paying for security. I'll design a set from scratch that I will keep forever from CPC.
Will definitely need something in the meanwhile. I really like the Hollywood Casino in Batton Rough LA those are unique colorway.
If that’s iceman then stay away.I am currently looking at a set on here for $3900
Great idea. Only drawback is they're the cash equivalent so mind your game's security and where you store them while not in play.You know, you could just go buy live chips from the local casino. You'd need a budget more like $15k, but it's only temporary; you can get your money back out of it any time you want.
You know, you could just go buy live chips from the local casino.
You need a custom hot stamped set. If you are interested in that route contact me. I’ve got some I’d sell. Definitely unique.no rake
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something like that. I usually let players choose how they like to recieve their 500. some perfer more of one that the other
I suppose. I never even thought of that. On the other hand, if going south is the worst thing that ever happened at a game that was previously cheated out of $1200, that’s almost a win.I like thinking out of the box like that…
To play devil’s advocate, couldn’t that incentivize ratholing / going south? Players could cash out chips snuck off their stacks at your game at the casino. I only think of it since the player pool is apparently untrustworthy.
?? Sure but you’d have their buyin money they didn’t cash from you. If they bought them in from the casino you could always just go cash them back out for face.Players could cash out chips snuck off their stacks at your game at the casino.
But then you have their cash so nothing gained by rat and nothing lost by hero. ReallyGoodUsernam has a real potential issue, because you basically have 15k sitting around at all times so you better have some tight security.
Someone may want to point out the lead time on a custom CPC order is quite long . . . I don't know exactly how long myself.
In addition, you could consider a fully mixed set with multiple options across your denoms to achieve the same goal. I imagine it would be very challenging for your players to guess what will be in play on a given night.You may also want to consider having two (or more) separate sets and putting them in play randomly so any regs that want to chip cheat won't be able to or will at least be on their toes.
This is the way for sure. He his my main design provider.If you go the custom route, get in contact with @mattross1313 for all aspects of design work.
+1If you go the custom route, get in contact with @mattross1313 for all aspects of design work.
That is a very good point. They had 2-$100 and 2- $500 chips. Not sure how they introduced them into the game. Maybe they got change or something. I spent time analyzing and worrying just gives me a headache. First time shame on me right. Won't make the same mistake.You as host have the cash of whoever bought those chips originally. So it’s neutral for you, sure. Apart from the PITA of going back to the casino to replace those chips in your live set.
But: The players in the game are still worse off if someone ratholes, because the money has been removed from the table. The players who lost chips to the ratholer can no longer win them back.
The rat gains because he can guarantee the value of those chips without having to leave the game. (Of course anyone can get up and leave after winning some nice pots, but then it looks like a hit-and-run.)
If someone buys in for $500, goes up, then sneaks $500 off the the table, he can freeroll the game.
Maybe just switch out 25/100/500 each session. I don't want one bad apple to ruin the bunch, but I felt like I got caught with my pants down.In addition, you could consider a fully mixed set with multiple options across your denoms to achieve the same goal. I imagine it would be very challenging for your players to guess what will be in play on a given night.
Is there evidence of this happening?As a couple others have noted, there have been some reports of duplicated chips from Tina without the consent of the original customer.
The saying is - First time shame on them, SECOND time shame on youFirst time shame on me right.
Is there evidence of this happening?
So was the bank light vs chips at the end of the night?That is a very good point. They had 2-$100 and 2- $500 chips. Not sure how they introduced them into the game. Maybe they got change or something. I spent time analyzing and worrying just gives me a headache. First time shame on me right. Won't make the same mistake.
Ah gotcha. That sucks that they’d advertise them.I'm not sure about solid evidence of it having happened, but there are pictures of members' custom chip designs used as advertising. Not a far step for someone to see it, decide they like it, and get the exact same stuff made. After all, they already have the art, and sure aren't afraid of repercussions from individuals like you and me.