WSOP Non-Holdem Chips (2 Viewers)

[Tommy]

Just putting together all of the pics that I have found on the interwebs for reference. If you have more pics, please post them.

 

[Tommy]

Paulson Colors:

 

[jbutler]

I wonder why you could possibly be interested in these chips...

 

[Forty4]

He's bored at work again...

 

[Forty4]

Not sure if those are legit, just did a google image search.

This one actually showed up as well and trust this one.
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/cpc-wsop-non-hold-em-tourney-chip-tributes.8623/

 

[BGinGA]

Paulson Colors:

5 - royal red (bahama blue, mustard)
25 - lime green (orchid, grape)
100 - grey (russet, sea green)
500 - blurple (apricot, aqua)
1000 - arc yellow (moss green, red)
5000 - fuchsia (off white, radient red)
25000 - indian blue (carrot, mint green)
100000 - hawaii flower (spot colors?)

Can't find the spot colors for the newer white 100k chips (2012), or the actual colors for the 43mm 414-spotted yellow 100k and plum 250k chips (both 2014).

If you have more pics, please post them.

 

[BGinGA]

And a few more with people:

 

[Puggy]

BEST. THREAD. EVAR.

(would die for just one sample set)

 

[Tommy]

 

[Mr. Cheese]

I wish these chips could be released out into the wild!

 

[JFCJ]

 

[Tommy]

Those look like main event chips, but damn! That's how you buy from GPI!

Looks like 26,000 chips per cube.

 

[Mr. Cheese]

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I picture this is what @slisk250 and @pltrgyst chip storage area looks like

 

[BGinGA]

 

[Psypher1000]

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Seeing this picture and knowing that they'll eventually have to be destroyed kinda makes me want to punch something or someone.

 

[slisk250]

Seeing this picture and knowing that they'll eventually have to be destroyed kinda makes me want to punch something or someone.

I'm not a thief or support taking from others but I would be cheering for something equivalent to the great train heist. Then let the statutes of limitation expire and start looking on eBay...

 

[Psypher1000]

I picture this is what @slisk250 and @pltrgyst chip storage area looks like

Actually it looks more like this...

 

[slisk250]

Did I buy a birdcage? I see the birds, peach roulettes and some BCCs in there too!

 

[Psypher1000]

I just emptied that birdcage into one of the vault drawers last night.

 

[slisk250]

It's been so long I know there are chips in there I completely forgot about.

 

[Psypher1000]

Some of the BCC's are still in my office. They will find their proper place when it comes time for the reconciliation and mega swap.

 

[Tommy]

Are they using the 1/4 pie T25Ks now instead of the 818 T25ks? I'm seeing two versions.

 

[Psypher1000]

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Hell...I'd be happy for just the used, empty racks/trays!

 

[BGinGA]

Are they using the 1/4 pie T25Ks now instead of the 818 T25ks? I'm seeing two versions.

The quarter-pies were part of the original set (there were two or three different ones, similarly colored). Much confusion over similar colors of several denominations led to the ordering of new chips, all 818-spotted.

They didn't use them again for years, but lately they will break out some of the older chips on occasion..... but they aren't used in the same combinations that caused the prior play issues.

I can get you a list of specific chips and color combos, but it's not available to me right now.

 

[Tommy]

Was just curious. I like the 818s better anyway.

 

[Psypher1000]

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Limit, anyone?

 

[Tommy]

Couple of additions...

 

[CHP TD]

Here is another set that makes baby Jesus cry because he knows the pain i feel because I'll never own a set...

They are perfect (well the 100 could be black i suppose but other than that)

This is my unicorn.

 

[Tommy]

They are perfect (well the 100 could be black i suppose but other than that)

That may cause issues with the burple T500. The WSOP hold-em chips uses a lighter T500 instead.

 

[CHP TD]

That may cause issues with the burple T500. The WSOP hold-em chips uses a lighter T500 instead.

Aha that is a cool tid bit of chip info.

Thanks tommy!