Barrington coming in tomorrow. Looking to upgrade chips now, at a local poker club and they got the majestic chips. Looks like I may be placing an order.
I would also look into these if you don't mind waiting a couple months.
I checked that post out, so what exactly is that. I’m very new to this but I def love the feel of these majestic. Are those similar. I read the FAQ and mentioned Paulson but I don’t know if I’ve ever played with one.
They are bulk chip orders that @justincarothers put together I believe he takes a small cut. They come from China and are very similar if not exactly the same as the Majestics except you have many many more options. They are great chips. Paulson no longer sells to the general public as a result Paulsons are MUCH more expensive. You are only going to find them on the secondary market. Chances are if you have played at some big-name casinos you have played with Paulson chips.
Would you say they are created the same as majestic. China clays? Sorry for all the questions, if answers can be found on other posts let me know I’ll read up.
I ordered sample of the pharaoh one already so we’ll find out!
Majestics and Pharaohs from Apache are China clay. The Tina chips from Justin are ceramic, and while they are also from China, have a very different feel and sound from a China clay.
C'mon. The fact that Paulson doesn't sell to the public is not the only reason Paulson's are more expensive. Paulson's price on bulk orders to the casinos is more than Majestics or Tina's (based on the NAGB pricing). They are two different products.
Nice! I’m in eastern Nassau lol
Already ordered Apache samples. Placed a request for Justin’s as well!
Thanks for the info. Apache doesn’t have the majestics listed as China clays. Unless I missed it.
Absolutely. I definitely never said it was the only reason. Thanks for adding more information though.
Cool. Can’t wait to get samples in my hand. This damn table mod cost me about $800 with the cost of the samples already . Beats buying a $3k Triton table tho.
Yes, I believe the cards mold chips that Apache offers are comparable to the cards mold that Tina offers. I would also recommend considering the hybrid ceramics from Tina, the web mold and Greek mold chips. The feel is great, they sound more like clays than cards mold and they won’t have spinners. Well worth the bump up in price.
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