Paymaster - Official Chip Pr0n thread (3 Viewers)

[Sprouty]

Despite what my wife says, smaller looks better and would probably feel better too.

I mean feel more comfortable that is.

 

[Sprouty]

I like the look of 3".

Huge difference now that I look at it on a PC. Now I like the look of the 2.5.

 

[georgiakurt]

isn't it supposed to be more about the width than the height...or something like that.

 

[Mr Tree]

isn't it supposed to be more about the width than the height...or something like that.

Motion of the ocean

 

[72o]

isn't it supposed to be more about the width than the height...or something like that.

God I hope so.

Btw I can't wait for this table to develope.

 

[BGinGA]

I like the look of the 2.5" -- still captures the spirit of actual wall signage without being overbearing (and possibly overshadowing other table design elements), not to mention being more comfortable than a 3" riser.

Super-stoked that you are reconsidering..... epic table ftw. Let's go racing!

 

[manamongkids]

Go look at some of the WSOP final tables over the years. Those tables have some serious depth to them and the walls

 

[12thMan]

Motion of the ocean

That may be true, but it sure takes a long fucking time to get to Europe in a row boat...

 

[Mr Tree]

That may be true, but it sure takes a long fucking time to get to Europe in a row boat...

Its all about the journey not the destination.

 

[12thMan]

I wouldn't know, I have one of those match book boats.

I like the smaller by the way, 2.5" I think it was.

 

[Phantom]

Another one for 2.5" mate, looking good.

 

[bivey]

It's not small, it's just surrounded by 43mm monsters.

 

[onerand]

I like the original table design without the raised rail.

 

[Mr Tree]

John gave me a couple of options for the faux racetrack racetrack. Thoughts?

 

[Chippy McChiperson]

You could put lanes in the racetrack, and maybe even pit stalls over the betting line lol. Here's a bird's eye view of Martinsville Speedway...

 

[Gunnar]

Have the Betting line as a tire wall

 

[72o]

I like the top option. The bottom one seems to resemble marble a little too much.

 

[BGinGA]

I like both asphalt racetrack options, with a slight preference for the top one. The bright Paymaster colors are gonna really shine on either one. (y) :thumbsup:

 

[Redbelly]

I'd do #1 as well because of the "plainer" background will allow the chips to pop! We are playing with these in April correct?! : )

 

[Mr Tree]

I'd do #1 as well because of the "plainer" background will allow the chips to pop! We are playing with these in April correct?! : )

Yes sir, these are coming out on Thursday night. Unfortunately with the revisions to the table I doubt I will have it in time.

 

[Mr Tree]

Does it look better with a dividing line?

 

[Gunnar]

Does it look better with a dividing line?

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No

 

[12thMan]

So, to me it's complicated... It does look cool with the yellow lines, but I can't get over the fact thatI haven't seen too many race tracks with a dividing line. I'm not sure what that means, I'm also the guy that notices when people call funny cars dragsters and Indy cars F1s soooo I don't know how much that makes a difference to you.

 

[btbmason]

The lines should be dotted, otherwise it'll be illegal for the chips to pass.

I agree that I do like the look with the lines, but any time I see solid lines like that I always think betting line. Maybe having 2 rows of lines (3 lanes) with broken lines similar to the photo of the Martinsville posted above would break it up a bit.

 

[Mr. Cheese]

I like the broken asphalt as that reminds me of an old racetrack way more then the smoother asphalt.

I'd say skip the yellow lines though. If anything make some smeared paint or tire marks on some of the upright banner ads to simulate what they really looked like on the racetracks after cars brushed up against them

 

[chipjoker]

I like the bottom one in post 104, but the one in 111 is sweet also. Not sure if the yellow line will effect the players..

 

[Poker Zombie]

No lines, unless they're badly "faded". Also, tire marks in the corners - preferably with 2 that indicate an unintentional attempt to "push the wall back".

 

[RowdyRawhide]

Not yellow....those are on highways and streets...not racetracks. Maybe white dotted, maybe less is more(no line). Tire marks and such could be intersting especially in the turns

 

[BGinGA]

lines are too busy imo

 

[Chris La Mantia]

White dashed faded lines may work. Or just a checkered stripe at the dealer position.