Re: 1/2 NL buy in? Which chips?
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Never understood why unusual denom cheques are even used at all in poker. $1, $5, $25, $100 (etc.) is all you need. No point in $2 or $10 (much less $3) denominations. They confuse players and a lot of dealers, and there usually isn't that much benefit (do you have a problem throwing out two $1 cheques to post a blind?).
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You need $2 for $6-$12 and $8-$16. You need $3 for $9-$18 and $12=$24. You need $10 for $30-$60 and $40-$80. Limit hold'em should be played with a single colored chip on the table (the games are often referred to by the colot of chip they are played with). I know there are some places putting $3 chips on NL tables, I would not do that as it seems like it would create confusion as the bet sizes vary.
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This is certainly not true in AC. Every limit game below the pink chip game (7.5-15) is played with a combination of red and white. Even in 2-4 players seem to have as much red in their stacks as white.
Of course, $2 and $3 chips are nonexistant in AC. AFAIK, they are not permitted by Casino Control.
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