Initial FAQ's on the chips!

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Himewad was kind enough to sell me a sample set of his Cap Dash chips. I'm very critical of poker chips, analyzing how they feel, stack, appearance, etc.
I can now offer my opinion these Cap Dash chips:
They have the best "grip" and feel compared to the no-mold textured and Greek mold chips offered by "Tina". When I say grip, I mean not slippery. Sadly, the new Greek mold chips are slippery. I don't know why. They are textured as are the Cap Dash and they have a slightly larger rim past the inlay area. Yet they are more slippery. That may be peculiar to the mold itself.
My textured no-mold Tinas have about the same grip as the Cap Dash. I've always liked the Scrown mold so these Cap Dash chips with all of their positives and reasonable price are to me the best "value" chip out there. (y) (y) (y)
I'm hoping to get in on the next group buy of these.
 
KingZilla said:
Will you be doing a group buy in March for Cap Dash chips? If so, I'd be in.
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March or early April... Will be smaller, as in the number of designs. The last one was a bit big and cumbersome.....:)
 
I'm going to jump in here....

Cards mold & the web mold were made & paid for by "Tina" whoever that really is. Anything on those molds can be had either through Justin on the other site or by going directly to Tina. There advantages and disadvantages to both.

The New Greek Hybrid mold was paid for by Justin on the other site and can only be bought through him.

The Cap-Dash mold was paid for by Danny who started this site. Anything on the Cap-Dash mold has to go through The Chip Spa or have permission from him. You can't just go direct.
 
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