https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/official-home-game-pics-thread.4135/page-244#post-980914How many players did you have, to get 4 racks of fracs in play?
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/official-home-game-pics-thread.4135/page-244#post-980914How many players did you have, to get 4 racks of fracs in play?
If you want a little more play in your fracs,Personally I think a set with 100 fracs, 200x$1, 200x$5 and a rack of $25 (or 80x$25 & 20x$100) is a perfect 25c/25c set.
Personally I think a set with 100 fracs, 200x$1, 200x$5 and a rack of $25 (or 80x$25 & 20x$100) is a perfect 25c/25c set.
Should I sell TRKs to fund plastics?
This. My game plays. 10/.20 but I make it play like .25/.25 or .25/.50 a good deal of hands.I tried 10¢/20¢ for a while. Plays the same as 25¢/25¢ if you ask me.
@Tommy will the inlays be aligned to the chip face design ?
There in no option to request this but every sample that I have and every photo that I've seen of these chips, the label seems to be purposely aligned with aesthetics in mind.
Just raising the point, because the design basically requires the inlays to be aligned or it won’t work
Perhaps also the link to the order threadMight it be a good idea to post the final mock ups on page 1 in the OP? Just for quick reference, and for any newcomers to see right away
Thry look really nice, I am still new so I guess I dont understand why they are $2~ per chip when you could get the same images on custom ceramics from abc edge aligned for much less. Can someone educate me? Or tell me if I'm asking in the wrong place.
Or tell me if I'm asking in the wrong place.
Ceramics especially hybrids are decent chips and best bang for the buck but comparing them to injection molded chips is apples and oranges IMO. They sound, feel, and handle differently.
Ceramics are images/colors printed on a white blank. Scratch it, chip it, will cause the white blank to show through. With very heavy use, the printed images/colors will show wear. Edge to face alignment is not always perfect though most have pretty good alignment. Most ceramics that I've had suffered from edge bleed and have the blank manufacturing dimple on the rolling edge. Last I checked (with SunFly and it's been a while) you could only get glossy laminated labels. Matte finish labels were grainy and not laminated.
Injection molded chips have the chip colors/design made into the entire chip. They are more durable and colors more vibrant. Edge alignment, bleed, dimples are not a thing for them. Laminated matte and glossy labels are available along with special foils and glitters.
For me it comes down to wanting the real thing and not a picture of it.
Minimum one time fees are $5k if all minimum order quantities are met. Divided by the current order quantity, $2.50 is accurate. If we get to 20k chips and all MOQs, $2.25 is what it will get down to. I think.
if the 20 and 100 don't make minimum, is that 854 per denom or 854 for both denoms ?
I would rather see us each order an extra barrel of Hundos or something, than pay that fee. It’s like free chips!! Same price. Would you rather pay the fee or have more chips?
I’m having trouble resisting a cash set of these ...
Let me know what you find out. I'm considering it, but maybe not.I'm entertaining the idea of relabeling the hundos as nickels or even replacing the quarters.. They're so nice. Would just need to clear the artwork first.
Will the shipping really be several thousand dollars? Don't these companies usually waive shipping once it gets to a certain $ amount? Or is that just an amazon thing?Yes
Note that there is still shipping to Tommy that is on top of the one time fees. This can be very expensive...several thousand bucks. So just something else to consider when estimating final per chip costs. Shipping should be less than the one time fees, but will be considerable.
I don’t know about Abbiati, but for Matsui, yes. The freight cost for our first order was $3710.00
Air freight is expensive. Extremely slow sea freight (container) shipping is the only other option for chips sent from China -- it's legal to make poker chips, but not to possess them. Ownership transfer (to a non-Chinese shipping agent) occurs before they leave the factory.Wow, I don't understand though, why is it so expensive? How can I order something equally as expensive from china and have shipping waived but not from italy, or wherever Matsui's HQ is located