Not all 11.5s are equal?
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Not all 11.5s are equal?
I bought a 500 piece 11.5 chip set from pokerchipmart and compared with my friend's 500 piece 11.5g dice chip set from vegassupplies.
I got mine for 6 cents cheaper per chip than he did [ 16 vs 21 now 19].
The results?
His chips seem more evenly made [when I have a stack of 10ish, and I spin the chips, sometimes on 'uneven chips' the chip stack will spin very easily], and have more of a 'clay feeling' more dry. The colors were less vibrant [for example, my reds were brighter than his maroonish red] As were the greens and blues. My whites have a blueish tone around the dice dots, his have a clean white dot.
I'm just wondering if some chips are more 'clay' than others?
I don't really care about if it's inferior, the thing that I care about is the weight, which is 11.5 and I'm fine with that. [Besides it's about being good at the game right?]
I got mine for 6 cents cheaper per chip than he did [ 16 vs 21 now 19].
The results?
His chips seem more evenly made [when I have a stack of 10ish, and I spin the chips, sometimes on 'uneven chips' the chip stack will spin very easily], and have more of a 'clay feeling' more dry. The colors were less vibrant [for example, my reds were brighter than his maroonish red] As were the greens and blues. My whites have a blueish tone around the dice dots, his have a clean white dot.
I'm just wondering if some chips are more 'clay' than others?
I don't really care about if it's inferior, the thing that I care about is the weight, which is 11.5 and I'm fine with that. [Besides it's about being good at the game right?]
- bought
Their are three different companies that make the 11.5 gram dice chips. One company is far superior than the others and I think they are the Diamond Company.
One of the dice mold chips is horrible and I can't remember the name of the manufacturer.
Their really is no way of knowing what you will get when you order on eBay.
One of the dice mold chips is horrible and I can't remember the name of the manufacturer.
Their really is no way of knowing what you will get when you order on eBay.
- dice702
Mr. Dice above sells chips and I expect that he knows what he's talking about. I commend him for refraining from soliciting business with that last post. Of course he's right, if you just buy a set at auction you get what you get: caveat emptor [Let the buyer beware].
Your best bet is to email the ebay seller, ask for a sample (which he will likely charge you for] then bid on his next set or negotiate a purchase outside the auction.
Your best bet is to email the ebay seller, ask for a sample (which he will likely charge you for] then bid on his next set or negotiate a purchase outside the auction.
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