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10g Grand Royale Casino Poker Chip Review
Jul 14th
These Clay Casino Poker Chips are beautiful, the rich red and maroon two tone colors along with the blue, green, and black/purple combo will make any table patron jealous to have though up the color scheme. Each chip is also designed with the player in mind. The suits are represented in eye catching yellow, spade and club top the chip and diagonally from the spade is the diamond and across from the club is the heart. These 10g Grand Royale Casino Poker Chip designs capture the essence of the Grand Royal with flowing cursive initials in the center.
There are six colors to choose from, and each chip has a bulleted outer perimeter to mirror a poker table. The red and dark red chip has a quadrant color design that has a blue border and a thin red line completing the circumference. Each chip has a lip that is colored in a three-tone style. Whether you are laying them flat or spinning them like a coin, they are impressive to look at, and to hold.
These blue Real Casino Poker Chips has a red border and its colors remind you of a seal that holds significance. Its 10 grams light so holding a few in your hands won’t make you heavy handed at all. The green and blue chip is argyle in style and blends quite nicely. You might even own a shirt with the same color markings, talk about accessorizing.
The rich purple and black is the best looking chip, it’s inviting but black designates it as a player’s choice for important play. The purple chip is calm looking and it might even blend in with your surroundings depending on the smoky mood of some casinos. Home play would rate this chip non-threatening but still a great choice. The orange and burnt orange combo chip is very seasonal looking, if you wanted to have a Halloween poker night this would be the chip that completes the evening.
The 10g Grand Royale Casino Poker Chip is unique in its style because the colors blend so well with each other and they all have a professional feel and that is important when you want create that feel that most people crave. Home play or casino play will have the people who handle these beautifully crafted Authentic Casino Poker Chips impressed with the look and feel.
Having a stack of these in your possession will catch the eye of the person betting against you. Although there is no denomination printed on any of these Casino Grade Poker Chips, their color makes up for any monetary markings that are missing. If you want to own a stunning chip then the 10g Grand Royale Casino Poker Chip is the one to have.
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James Bond – Casino Royale – Reviewed
Jun 8th
The latest installment in the popular James Bond series – Casino Royale – stars Daniel Craig as James Bond. Despite some initial criticism of a blond Bond, Daniel Craig brings new intensity to the role. The opening sequence in particular is so full of energy and life that any worries of Daniel Craig living up to the Bond name is quickly dispelled. That along with his piecing blue eyes make him a perfect successor to the Bond Legacy.
The movie itself is based on Ian Flemings first Bond novel and one can feel that the story line was still yet to find the classic Bond feel. The storyline is a lot deeper than most Bond flicks with bad guys behind bad guys behind bad guys, giving greater depth to the villains and creating many levels in front of the true evil which lurks behind.
Whilst their is new depth to the storyline the problem is it is not what the average Bond fan expects with perhaps too many subplots. Also missing are the gadgets which makes the film seem less Bond.
In an interesting scene Bond comes out of the water (almost as a tribute back to previous Bond films with the ladies coming out of the water – perhaps a highlight on the fact that Men too can be attractive in their own right). There is of course plenty of eye candy for both male and female viewers.
The main scene revolves around Bond playing no limit hold em poker – gone is the classic game of baccarat that most people wouldn’t have a clue how to play and in its place the hugely popular no limit poker game.
The cinematography is at a higher level than previous Bond films. My only criticism of the film is the plot is over complicated, perhaps that is to allow for a sequel to further develop the plot. The film seems to try to take in too many different locations, sub-plots and leaves unanswered questions.
The film also tries to develops Bonds character into a genius in regards to computer technology – almost making him a computer geek in fact, perhaps in acknowledgment to the importance of computer technology in the modern world. It doesn’t make up for the missing gadgets.
In conclusion – a great Bond Film on the surface, but lacking the heart to make it perfect.
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Movie Review – Casino Royale (2006), Part 1
May 28th
Evil genius Le Chiffre is trying to fund his international terror network by making a windfall profit through short trading the stocks of an important airliner. For him to profit, the airliner must experience a disaster.
But when Bond prevents that from taking place, Le Chiffre kicks his Plan B into action – skimming off $150 million at the poker table. Place: “Casino Royale,” Montenegro.
Despite an initial setback, Bond ends up spoiling that plot as well with the aid of the gorgeous Eva Green playing Vesper Lynd, the MI6’s chief accountant. That’s basically what the Plot A is all about.
Plot B, the sub-plot, is about the romance between Bond and Vesper. And yes, James Bond really falls heads over heels in love in this one! Sacrebleu! Do I need to say anything else to describe what kind of a “very different” Bond movie this is?
Daniel Craig as James Bond is good but very different in this latest addition to the long-standing string of Bond movies which depicts a young Bond earning his “00″ status. This is a prequel to everything that comes after it. We are watching Bond coming into his own by proving his metal to a skeptical M.
Partly, the times we are living through is responsible for the very different tone of this prequel. Daniel Craig spending a good part of the movie in shirts soaked in blood should give you an idea about the scale of realistic violence in this movie.
(To continue in Part 2.)
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