I will respond to all the emails from last nights post as soon as possible.

Only took an hour to get to Yerington Nevada. With a fresh blanket of snow on the ground, it was a very nice drive. My wife and I each had an extremely large $5 burger at Casino West. Played a few hands of blackjack to get some of their original Casino West 1974 Large Key chips which are still in use. The pit has two blackjack tables with only one open. Ended up cashing them back in later because they were so worn out.
The Lucky Club poker room was supposed to open at 7pm. Tried getting chips at the cashier first with no luck. Went to the poker room to check it out. There were two tables set up with one uncovered. No players!! All the chips were in a glass cage behind the pit stand. Plenty of tournament chips in view (please don't ask me to get any). Not many primary rack chips (guessing about 2000 $1 chips and $500 $5's).
Put my name on a list of only three people for poker. Finally got a game going around 8:30pm. The dealer rack only had about 60 $5's and 120 1's to start the game. Very friendly dealers and players. Played for about 1 1/2 hours. They seem to treat their rack chips like tounament chips. I was very lucky to keep a few during cashout. Did not see any $25 chips at all which would be verified by the chip approval list below.
Questions:
Is there any way to find out how many chips were ordered by the casino?
Has anyone else had any luck getting these chips?

LUCKY CLUB 10/19/09 00/00/00 CHIP 1.00 LOGO PRIMARY RACK PURPLE BOTH SIDES
YERINGTON
LUCKY CLUB 10/19/09 00/00/00 CHIP 5.00 LOGO PRIMARY RACK BLACK BOTH SIDES
YERINGTON