Sure thing thanks
I was looking at this for a bank
5p x150
25p x 300
And either
£1 x 200
£5 x 50
£20 x 50
Or
£1 x 150
£5 x 100
£20 x 50
Each totalling 750 chips
Bank A being £1732.50
Bank B being £1532.50
Not sure how long you have been playing your current stakes. I've played a lot of micro stakes over the past few years. You really don't need that many of the smaller denominations, unless you just like having a huge number of chips on the table. I would recommend getting less 5p and 25p chips, and more £5 chips to allow for your future growth.
I've found this works really well for starting stacks in a 5p/10p game with a £20 buy in. For rebuys or larger buy ins, use only 1s & 5s. Any more smaller chips can just get confusing and makes it harder to estimate your opponent's stack sizes.
5p x 10
25p x 18
£1 x 15
So multiplying this out to a max 10 person game, and allowing for extras, this is what I would order.
5p x 100 - You might add an extra 10-20 chips just in case of losses.
25p x 200
£1 x 200
£5 x 300
You won't need this many £5 right away, but once you grow to .25/.50 or .50/1, you will be glad you have them. If you really think you need to keep your order down to 750 chips, then still get at least 200, then go ahead a get a few £20s.
Are you going with
CPC, or just using the
CPC tool to map out your colors? It's usually recommended to get all you chips of the same denomination at the same time. Both with
CPC and with Tina (or other ceramic chip printers) you can sometimes have slight variations in color if you get chips made in multiple batches. So if you get some 5s now, and add on more later when you need them, you could end up with slight color variations between the first and the second batch.