emunster18
High Hand
So, this may seem silly...
I bought the Nevada Jack Skull set a few months back. Started with 500 chips, and have slowly increased that to 1,300 chips over the coming months. The standard color for their $500 chips (which I use for tournaments) is yellow. Am I wrong to think that all $500s should be purple? Isn't that a normal thing?
I'm contemplating getting a purple chip to replace the yellows. In the meantime, isn't there a standard progression of colors? I just assumed that every set followed something like this:
$1 - White or Blue
$5 - Red
$25 - Green
$100 - Black
$500 - Purple
$1,000 - Yellow
$5,000 - Brown
$10,000 - Orange
And often times they are only referred to by their colors... i.e. "Black Out".
Also, I have never gambled with chocolates or pumpkins, but it would be quite the experience.
But I digress... should I consider replacing the yellow $500s because it annoys me that they aren't purple?
I bought the Nevada Jack Skull set a few months back. Started with 500 chips, and have slowly increased that to 1,300 chips over the coming months. The standard color for their $500 chips (which I use for tournaments) is yellow. Am I wrong to think that all $500s should be purple? Isn't that a normal thing?
I'm contemplating getting a purple chip to replace the yellows. In the meantime, isn't there a standard progression of colors? I just assumed that every set followed something like this:
$1 - White or Blue
$5 - Red
$25 - Green
$100 - Black
$500 - Purple
$1,000 - Yellow
$5,000 - Brown
$10,000 - Orange
And often times they are only referred to by their colors... i.e. "Black Out".
Also, I have never gambled with chocolates or pumpkins, but it would be quite the experience.
But I digress... should I consider replacing the yellow $500s because it annoys me that they aren't purple?