Thursday, August 21, 2008

Okay, you’ve developed a passion for poker and want to start hosting home games. Obviously there is some equipment you’re going to need, including a good poker set. You’ll find multitudes of poker sets available, but choosing the one that is right for you can get confusing. Here are a few helpful facts to consider before you make your decision.How Many Chips Should You Get?
How many chips you need in your poker set depends on how many players normally attend your games. Here’s a guideline to help you choose what’s right for your home game:
3-4 players: 300 chip poker set
4-6 players: 400-500 chip poker set
6-8 players: 500-700 chip poker set
8-10 players: 1000+ chip poker set
Remember, it’s better to have extra chips than not enough chips. That is never a good situation.How Much Should I Pay For Poker Chips?
Price ranges vary widely, so you have to decide what your budget will allow. It is not unusual for quality chips to cost $1 each or more. The good news is that since poker has become so popular in the last few years, prices have started coming down and your choice of venders is much broader than before.Other Decisions When Choosing Poker Chips
You can have your chips customized for an extra cost, with your own monogram or the name of your business. Have it printed right on the chip, or, for a more economical option, order custom labels to apply to each chip. Do you want the denomination printed on each chip or would you rather have the flexibility to change the denomination? What type of case do you want? You can choose a wood or aluminum case for easy transport or a stand-alone case that will reside in your game room.
Choosing a poker set is a big decision. Take your time and do your homework. Even if you can’t afford your dream set right now, you’ll sure to find one that is a winner for your needs.
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1 Comment:
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- roguestatus said...
August 25, 2008 2:31 PMThanks for the tip! It would be pretty embarrassing to not have enough chips for rebuy at your home poker game! haha




