New Chips

[Wedge Rock]

We often don't get that kind of action at a 25c/50c game, but you still need to cut a stack of 20 down into 4 stacks of 5 when you are cashing out.

If you are looking for a set to handle a $1/$2 game, a $25 chip might make more sense. If its a non-custom set, I don't think you'll have the option...it'll have to be a $25 chip.

[Slev]

Originally Posted by timsta007

Ballers stack their $25 chips in stacks of 20's yo. I'd rather have a stack = $500 than $400.

THIS

[Blake]

The only reason i thought about the .50 is because i play .50/1 some as well as .25/.50 and 1/2. When playing .50/1 the 50 center would be a little easier.

[Richard Cranium]

Impromptu M&G to tour the chip warehouse and throw a cash game following?

[Wedge Rock]

You must be THIS TALL to participate in the MNG/chip warehouse tour...

[Richard Cranium]

Well fuck me in the goat ass

[BillyGoat]

Originally Posted by Richard Cranium

Well fuck me in the goat ass

GOAT ass???

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[Irish]

I'm with Wedge on the $20s - I prefer cash chip denominations that correspond to currency. 25cents, $1s, $5s & $20s. $10s aren't needed for the same reason 50cents aren't, 4x to 5x increases are sufficient.

Originally Posted by Richard Cranium

Well fuck me in the goat ass

lol, I haven't heard a reference to the goat in ages.

[Ace-in-Space]

Originally Posted by Wedge Rock

I like a $20 chip because a $40 rebuy (typical in a 25c/50c game) is just two chips, and when stacking, a standard stack is an even hundo, as opposed to the odd total of $125.

The differences are subtle. If given the option, I'd take a $20 chip over a $25 every time. But the differences are so minimal that $25 chips are still a viable option.

How do you arrive a stack worth $125?

As far as having $0.25 or $0.50 chips I use non-denominational chips so I can designate them as $0.25 or $0.50 depending on the game.

[Randy2310]

Man those desert palms are nice for cash. .25s, 1s, & 5s for sure. Maybe a very small handful of 25s for rebuying etc. That chocolate $2 chip is sharp though but so not really necessary...