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Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:00 pm GMT by hotshothenry
Hey guys, so i guess i'm a newb for asking this question but I looked through the forum and couldn't really come to a definitive answer, so any help you guys can give will be much appreciated.
Where can I go to find the Rounders and/or Tilt style poker chips. I guess you can't get an exact replica of them but I'm trying to get as close to the real design as possible. I want to get the exact same mold, etc. If you guys can direct me to the site(s) and possibly give me models that would really help me out. Again, thanks in advance for your help.
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Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:22 pm GMT by slowplayray
In addition to the "Kings Crown" group buy I am organizing, there is a group buy of "Teddy KGB" chips going on here. I am not sure what stage they are at, but I believe they are also going through T.R. King. The actual chips used in Rounders were made by Atlantic Standard Molding, a.k.a. www.pokerchips.com, but for some reason they could not come to an agreement to have them made there. Check the thread for more info.
Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:45 pm GMT by hotshothenry
Are the BuyPokerChips Modern Clay chips like Teddy KGB's chips, because I'm thinking of buying a sample set.
Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 7:56 pm GMT by slowplayray
Those are made by Blue Chip Company (founded by the Endy family, the former operators of Paulson chips). Personally, I think these fall on the low end of all clay chips for feel and overall quality, but there are many who would disagree with me. Definitely grab some samples and check em out.
Also, if you haven't done so yet, check out www.pokerchipreviews.com. You will find the answers to a lot of questions you may have there.
Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:02 pm GMT by hotshothenry
Thakns for the help. So do you have a pic of the Teddy KGB chips you are gonna order because I might be interested.
Posted Mon Jan 24, 2005 8:06 pm GMT by slowplayray
I am not in the Teddy KGB buy, but everything you need to know is right here:
Teddy KGB Group Buy.
This is the buy I am organizing (through the same manufacturer):
Kings Crown Group Buy
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