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06-23-2006, 03:53 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
Buy faux clay for your next tourneyment set.
(proud member of the faux clay nation) 
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#12
06-23-2006, 11:21 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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Buy faux clay for your next tourneyment set. (proud member of the faux clay nation) [/ QUOTE ] I was reading about that faux clay nation stuff over on chiptalk. Maybe I'll try them. Then I'll know who's talking straight, the faux clay nation or their equally strident detractors!
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#13
06-23-2006, 11:24 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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[ QUOTE ] Buy faux clay for your next tourneyment set. (proud member of the faux clay nation) [/ QUOTE ] I was reading about that faux clay nation stuff over on chiptalk. Maybe I'll try them. Then I'll know who's talking straight, the faux clay nation or their equally strident detractors! [/ QUOTE ] Also, as an independent nation established within US boundaries, does faux clay nation have the legal standing to open up a casino without govt approval? If so, let me know where you guys are!
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#14
06-25-2006, 09:29 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
This set is still around. Not eager to break it up.
Tons of folks interested in the special edition grey .25s (and the $1ks and $5ks), but I'm holding out for a good home for the entire lot.
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#17
07-03-2006, 11:46 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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How much did you actually get for it? [/ QUOTE ] I prefer not to say, since it was a transaction between the two of us. However, I have no objections if the buyer cares to post with the price. Thanks.
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#18
07-21-2006, 05:45 AM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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[ QUOTE ] Buy faux clay for your next tourneyment set. (proud member of the faux clay nation) [/ QUOTE ] I was reading about that faux clay nation stuff over on chiptalk. Maybe I'll try them. Then I'll know who's talking straight, the faux clay nation or their equally strident detractors! [/ QUOTE ] Oh we are talking straight and don't you forget it. http://fauxclaynation.com/
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#19
07-24-2006, 01:30 AM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Buy faux clay for your next tourneyment set. (proud member of the faux clay nation) [/ QUOTE ] I was reading about that faux clay nation stuff over on chiptalk. Maybe I'll try them. Then I'll know who's talking straight, the faux clay nation or their equally strident detractors! [/ QUOTE ] Oh we are talking straight and don't you forget it. http://fauxclaynation.com/ [/ QUOTE ] Myself, I have Nevada jack skulls and love them. However faux clay are great for the price
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#20
07-24-2006, 04:21 PM
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Re: For Sale: 1050 Nevada Jacks Skulls Cash/Tourney set
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Actually, I wonder what the standard is for red, white, blue chip denominations in a .25/.50/1.00 game. The NJ blues are $1, does that match up? And what about the $5 red vs. the plastic chip red assignment? The mistake that started the complaining was trying to play a red $5 as some other cheap chip. I would have thought that the printed denominations would have removed any problem. [/ QUOTE ] Don't use 50 cent chips with 25s and $1 chips. A third denomination adds confusion, but no useful role in the game. If there are only two colors, even the retard-nits can figure out what is what. On a 25-50 blind limit game, people toss one chip to call (50), and one chip to raise ($1). It's confusing (esp from other end of the table), and unnecessary. I can't imagine what denomination anyone would expect a red chip to be but $5. What did your player say he thought it should be? Folk often play white=1, red=5, blue=10 with the "god made 'em" chips. This doesn't work with a quarter-dollar game, but denominations on your chips makes it obvious for everyone who can read. ugh. -Curtis
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