Tiger Palace - Tournament Hot Stamp Sales (2 Viewers)

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Oooh, I have the sample set from HQ's CPC set. If you ever want to sell this sample set, please please hit me up. It would be a great addition to my sample set family!!
Sorry for derail, these are not mine, pics from the orig. reveal post.
 
it's been a super busy couple of days, but hopefully round one of the tourney chip business will be done by tomorrow and we can move on to the cash sets...

Primary cash set sales is this weekend.... and I will post prices sometime tomorrow afternoon....

Domestic/U.S. shipping will be FREE for anyone using USDC. I will give equivalent credit to international buyers (but, as always, prefer to ship domestically to your re-shipper).

I am even considering a drawing for all who would use USDC and give away a cool prize once all of this madness is over (will be in a month or two) ... maybe a free sample set or a rack of chips... TBD... but there will be extra credit for people using USDC to pay.
 
Domestic/U.S. shipping will be FREE for anyone using USDC. I will give equivalent credit to international buyers (but, as always, prefer to ship domestically to your re-shipper).

I am even considering a drawing for all who would use USDC and give away a cool prize once all of this madness is over (will be in a month or two) ... maybe a free sample set or a rack of chips... TBD... but there will be extra credit for people using USDC to pay.

Well isn't this a fortunate turn of events. :love:
 
it's been a super busy couple of days, but hopefully round one of the tourney chip business will be done by tomorrow and we can move on to the cash sets...

Primary cash set sales is this weekend.... and I will post prices sometime tomorrow afternoon....

Domestic/U.S. shipping will be FREE for anyone using USDC. I will give equivalent credit to international buyers (but, as always, prefer to ship domestically to your re-shipper).

I am even considering a drawing for all who would use USDC and give away a cool prize once all of this madness is over (will be in a month or two) ... maybe a free sample set or a rack of chips... TBD... but there will be extra credit for people using USDC to pay.
Someone’s a convert.
 
I had to "google it". lol :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:

To save everyone else the trouble...

USDC is a crypto currency that is based on the US Dollar. It pretty much stays at 1 USDC = 1 US dollar
You can buy it for free (in USA) from Coinbase when you use an ACH bank account. #notsponsored


Someone’s a convert.
:D
 
I am even considering a drawing for all who would use USDC and give away a cool prize once all of this madness is over (will be in a month or two) ... maybe a free sample set or a rack of chips... TBD... but there will be extra credit for people using USDC to pay.
Well to all the naysayers here saying crypto is useless magic beans, that sure didn’t age well.
 
it's been a super busy couple of days, but hopefully round one of the tourney chip business will be done by tomorrow and we can move on to the cash sets...

Primary cash set sales is this weekend.... and I will post prices sometime tomorrow afternoon....

Domestic/U.S. shipping will be FREE for anyone using USDC. I will give equivalent credit to international buyers (but, as always, prefer to ship domestically to your re-shipper).

I am even considering a drawing for all who would use USDC and give away a cool prize once all of this madness is over (will be in a month or two) ... maybe a free sample set or a rack of chips... TBD... but there will be extra credit for people using USDC to pay.
Primary only? Is Secondary getting pushed out, or am I just reading wrong?
 
Imagine if any and all PCF sales were done with USDT, and no one had to worry about PayPal fees or ridiculous IRS audit ever again for transacting in some small hobby sales

This is a legit question, I'm actually very curious about this...how often to you actually use USDT to pay for things, as you suggest above?
Not "what CAN you use it for". I'm asking, "what DO you use it for".

Is it currently used like a debit card would be, to pay for things (and you actually do this)? Or is more like a investment account/stock portfolio, holding your funds?

Seriously curious.
 
This is a legit question, I'm actually very curious about this...how often to you actually use USDT to pay for things, as you suggest above?
Not "what CAN you use it for". I'm asking, "what DO you use it for".

Is it currently used like a debit card would be, to pay for things (and you actually do this)? Or is more like a investment account/stock portfolio, holding your funds?

Seriously curious.
USDT is just tokenized dollars on the ETH block chain. $1 is always one dollar.

Anyone with a wallet can accept it and use it as a USD wallet

There are multiple sites online that accept it as payment

The concept is it’s always equal to $1 but as a token transacted on a crypto block chain which allows you to be your own bank

If you keep USDT deposits in an exchange most will pay pretty competitive interest as well

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If you have an account with an exchange like crypto.com they do offer a CDC debit card and you can spend your USDT or CRO with the debit card.
 
If you keep USDT deposits in an exchange most will pay pretty competitive interest as well
Careful with this. There have been a number of exchanges this year that have gone under, and some "earn" platforms have frozen funds. You should keep your crypto on a wallet you hold the private key for. There are other decentralized ways to earn off your crypto, like liquidity providing and defi lending platforms, but I'm not well versed in it.
 
Careful with this. There have been a number of exchanges this year that have gone under, and some "earn" platforms have frozen funds. You should keep your crypto on a wallet you hold the private key for. There are other decentralized ways to earn off your crypto, like liquidity providing and defi lending platforms, but I'm not well versed in it.
Yah I’d never keep much on many platforms out of Binance
It’s by no means guaranteed as the latest exchange clown show proved
Holding any exchange token is volitale as FK and risky
 
To be clear, not that I’m complaining. I can see how running both in the same weekend could be a nightmare. Just confused from what I’ve seen, and also how prim and sec both qualify for bear law add-one so not sure how that would shake out
 
Must have been in a post I missed. Marketplace listings for Primary and Secondary both say Sat the 14th
Thread 'Tiger Palace - Secondary (Cali) Cash Sales'
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/tiger-palace-secondary-cali-cash-sales.98809/
The sales threads say both are starting on the 14th. Did I miss something and it changed? Ugh…

Yeah looks like secondary pushed back a week. See post below.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/so-it-begins.98413/post-2058845
 
Imagine if any and all PCF sales were done with USDT, and no one had to worry about PayPal fees or ridiculous IRS audit ever again for transacting in some small hobby sales
Hope you don't have too much USDT laying around. Who knows when that bubble bursts.
 
This is a legit question, I'm actually very curious about this...how often to you actually use USDT to pay for things, as you suggest above?
Not "what CAN you use it for". I'm asking, "what DO you use it for".

Is it currently used like a debit card would be, to pay for things (and you actually do this)? Or is more like a investment account/stock portfolio, holding your funds?

Seriously curious.

Using USDC requires an extra step, but well worth the effort. You can give this a try and see how it works. Just open a Coinbase account. You don't even have to fund it...just put a minimal amount of money in it if you like. I don';t want to turn this into a crypto or USDC thread, but I think PCFers should really begin to consider this. NOT paying with CRYPTO , i.s. Bitcoin, ETH, etc., but USDC...which is very different.

Problem is when the cool kids start using certain terminology, it scares everyone off.

AS I mentioned, you can open an account at Coinbase. then connect it to your bank account. These steps are very similar to PayPal or Venmo. Once the connection is established and verified, you can go to Coinbase, but $100 worth of USDC...and Coinbase deducts $100 from your bank account... you send it to another Coinbase user using their email address... this is exactly like PayPal... and they get $100 worth of USDC... they sell their USDC and get $100 in US DOLLAR in their Coinbase account... all these transactions so far are FREE. Then they can transfer that $100 (US Dollars) to their own linked bank account...just like PayPal... and there is still no fee.

The only fee that I am aware of is IF someone has their crypto account outside of Coinbase (for example Binance) and they send you USDC... they incur a very small fee.
 
This is a legit question, I'm actually very curious about this...how often to you actually use USDT to pay for things, as you suggest above?
Not "what CAN you use it for". I'm asking, "what DO you use it for".

Is it currently used like a debit card would be, to pay for things (and you actually do this)? Or is more like a investment account/stock portfolio, holding your funds?

Seriously curious.
I use it daily and as much as possible from anyone who will take it. I also use it for all poker games, the more the merrier.
 
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