jojobinks
03-10-2005, 06:17 PM
fromthe other board (http://www.texasholdem-poker.com/forum/phpbb/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9272)
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Hey everyone, I called trademark today and talked to a guy named Mark and he told me the chang was not to the mold. The change is they are making the inlay bigger. The "grand" size, so it will take up the area of the mold for the inlay.
I also asked him about custom designs and this is what he told me. Paulson will not allow you to change chip colors, chip color edge spots or the mold. Meaning that what we see now is what we get. He did however say that there are almost no limits to the inlay as long as it does not conflict with an operating casino. So I guess you could have standard inlays, grand inlays, maybe even scalloped inlays.
I got tired of waiting to see what was going to happen so I did some investigating today. Hope this answers alot of questions for everyone else.
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so...maybe we still have shaped inlays on the table?
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Hey everyone, I called trademark today and talked to a guy named Mark and he told me the chang was not to the mold. The change is they are making the inlay bigger. The "grand" size, so it will take up the area of the mold for the inlay.
I also asked him about custom designs and this is what he told me. Paulson will not allow you to change chip colors, chip color edge spots or the mold. Meaning that what we see now is what we get. He did however say that there are almost no limits to the inlay as long as it does not conflict with an operating casino. So I guess you could have standard inlays, grand inlays, maybe even scalloped inlays.
I got tired of waiting to see what was going to happen so I did some investigating today. Hope this answers alot of questions for everyone else.
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so...maybe we still have shaped inlays on the table?