My 6 year old checking his starting stack to make sure I'm not shorting him.
5 x $1
9 x $5
18 x $25
10 x $100
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The classifieds probably. I don't have any issues with quality, all are the same colors and I've noticed little discoloration on them.FANTASTIC! Where are your Milanos going? I really like mine, albeit the serious quality control flaws......
The classifieds probably. I don't have any issues with quality, all are the same colors and I've noticed little discoloration on them.
I ordered from clay smith gaming and then added on from a poker shop here in Dallas.Why you getting rid of them then? I really like mine! Need more Milano bros here haha!
(Show 'em chips)
Do they have to purchase the show'em chip? That's the only way I like them. Then whoever has it at the end of the night cashes it back in for its purchase price.
Hadn't planned to mate, never really used them before. It would just be a friendly thing I reckon. How much is a show 'em chip in your game?
Five bucks a chip.
Do they have to purchase the show'em chip? That's the only way I like them. Then whoever has it at the end of the night cashes it back in for its purchase price.
Hadn't planned to mate, never really used them before. It would just be a friendly thing I reckon. How much is a show 'em chip in your game?
Five bucks a chip.
I don't think they would go for that, interesting idea mate
This is actually quite a good idea, if you're going to do show'em chips at all. I've dealt 1/2 games where the show'em chip was worth $1 (everybody got two chips as part of their buy-in, so roughly $20 bucks on the table). You can bet with them (like $1 chips), or you can hoard them and use them as leverage to make people show cards. Either way, they are redeemable like all other chips at the end of the night. Making their value worth $5 makes it a little less likely that people would use them, but it will vary greatly depending on the crowd and stakes.
Where I dealt, the $1 show'em chip went to the player requested to show (paying to see their hand). If a player wanted to rabbit-hunt, it cost them a $1 chip to the dealer (more work, more pay).
24 players for tonight's home game tourney...