....if there were 10 colors at every table!

I was poking around Allen Banick's Colorado Chipography section http://www.cochips.com/guide/cography.html of his website http://www.cochips.com tonight and realized he doesn't yet have images of the chips use to play 208 Poker at the Midnight Rose. 208 Poker was a card game played for a short time at a few Colorado casinos in 2001 that was meant to be similar to roulette. The table layout was fairly complex, and I'd imagine confusing to most potential players. The game was not on the casino floors (those few that gave it a shot) for very long.

Here is my Midnight Rose 208 Poker set. ....they made 220 of each color.