w00zie
Flush
So you're saying you don't need a BCC set?
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Why do people have multiple chips sets? (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter Timmah
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Well I’ve had two. So yes! You def should! And ASM and CPC!
ChipMonster
3 of a Kind
I’ve decided that @Timmah just posted this question (on a forum dedicated to poker chips) to get everyone riled up and it worked…
Next up, he will be going to a watch forum and arguing about how his $10 Casio is better and more accurate than anything else mechanical and that it doesn’t make any sense for people to spend more than that or own more than one watch.
Next up, he will be going to a watch forum and arguing about how his $10 Casio is better and more accurate than anything else mechanical and that it doesn’t make any sense for people to spend more than that or own more than one watch.
If you're happy with this one set, ok fine!
If you see what's out there, then it's dangerous...
If you see what's out there, then it's dangerous...
ChrisTot
Pair
If I only wanted one cash and tournament set I woulda named them Dr Quinn and Medicine Woman 
ChipMonster
3 of a Kind
If I only wanted one cash and tournament set I woulda named them Dr Quinn and Medicine Woman
Now YOU are just talking CRAZY.....lol
Samuel
Straight
Re OP:
I was actually perfectly happy with non-denom dice chips. Then one day, I was surfing and took a wrong turn and wound up here. Someone, I don't remember who but I'll allege it was @TheOffalo for now, said I was "too chicken" to spend more than $3k on chips and accessories...
I was actually perfectly happy with non-denom dice chips. Then one day, I was surfing and took a wrong turn and wound up here. Someone, I don't remember who but I'll allege it was @TheOffalo for now, said I was "too chicken" to spend more than $3k on chips and accessories...
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Samuel
Straight
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gopherblue
Straight Flush
If it makes anyone feel better, I'm pretty much done building new sets.
Mongoose
Full House
People on PCF have multiple chip sets?
It’s the only addiction where you can use your drugs repeatedly, then sell them at a profit if you want a different high
ChipMonster
3 of a Kind
Yeah right…lol
4SUMERZ
Flush
It's the "rabbit hole" effect of even daring to enter this site...so.... you can check out anytime you want....but you can never really leave...lol
Samuel
Straight
gopherblue
Straight Flush
I thought that once, too.....Seriously. I think 16 sets is plenty.
ChrisTot
Pair
Looks like the next Greek Mold set needs to be Talladega Nights themed!
ChipMonster
3 of a Kind
This each in Vegas and Cali colors
OP
OP
Because they’re there
And there I was recently trying to justify owning 8 cash sets...Seriously. I think 16 sets is plenty.
Dugthefish
3 of a Kind
Because we're degenerates
I’m still buying chips because I still have money.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
The problem with 1 set to cover both cash and tourney is that a chip from the tournament may wind up in the cash game. Not intentionally, of course. There have been numerous accounts of long-time friends caught (or suspected of) cheating, but sure, yours will never intentionally cheat
. Still, a chip could get lost under a cup or napkin, fall on the floor and later recovered, or whatever. It can happen, and it could cost you $5 or $25 bucks.So we spend a couple grand buying different sets for cash and tournament.
It's not a hobby for someone with limited "spare" cash. But then, poker isn't really a game for someone with limited spare cash.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
I have different tournament sets. Each plays with a different structure. Only a true master can win on every set, as different tournament structures (should) alter how you play the tournament. Having different sets (instead of one set and continually changing structures) gives players the feeling of travelling to different casinos, with the convenience of only going to one place.
And as others have mentioned, different sets from different manufacturers. Now if a friend is contemplating buying a set, they know they can come to my house and get the feel of a dozen different types of chips. Get some play time on them, which is much better than buying a small stack of samples.
Finally, I have 9 different setups of cards (in rotation, many more out of rotation). May as well have different chips too.
...and cut cards
...and buttons
...and card protectors
And as others have mentioned, different sets from different manufacturers. Now if a friend is contemplating buying a set, they know they can come to my house and get the feel of a dozen different types of chips. Get some play time on them, which is much better than buying a small stack of samples.
Finally, I have 9 different setups of cards (in rotation, many more out of rotation). May as well have different chips too.
...and cut cards
...and buttons
...and card protectors
I hoped once that some friends of mine could get interested in nice chips, so that I wouldn't have to own all the kinds of chips I would like to play with. They could buy some other nice sets, I thought.
Wrong! "You 're the addict @sshole; you buy, we play" has been the general reaction.
Wrong! "You 're the addict @sshole; you buy, we play" has been the general reaction.
SemiNumerical
Straight
This sounds oddly like my wife... You are not related are you?
Bluegrass Poker
Flush
I only have one set. Not sure why anyone has more than one. Mine is just a hodgepodge of Jack Cincy, dunes CC, cards mold, Tropicana Evansville, etc.
They all share the same cabinet therefor just one set, right?
They all share the same cabinet therefor just one set, right?
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