chip denomitations at lucky chances poker room

Also we have that pesky rack of (50) nickles that needs to be filled, so. but as you have stated you want a 1k chip set for a single table game (more than you need honestly) I would take the liberal approach and add more $1s here. That keeps us just under 200 $.25, but the $1 chip is typically evolving to our workhorse, typically I say (200) $1s are plenty for any game. But also time to start bringing our value chips in here. Our first round of rebuys we don't need more Nickles put in play but as the quarter is our early workhorse here I would like to see a few more put in play (justify buying 200) but Not necessary. Again lots of options here but generally we go with 200 BBs so $.10 x 200 = $20, to support a full table of 10 players let's see the efficient way to make that 1k chip set. Typically our starting stacks are based off of # of big blinds. Personally this is how I would break it down for your set playing $.05/$.10. As others have mentioned 4 - 5x denomination increases so that $10 is really pointless and taking up space. Rather using the 100x multiplier or not, personally I think of myself somewhat in between on the above scale.

It is all about finding that balance that works for you. Some prefer more 'efficiency' so less chips on the table and some like way too many with too many denoms/chips on the table. I guess it all depends on the game/chip owner. There are a ton of different breakdowns for starting stacks.

Chip denomitations at lucky chances poker room