Larger sets wouldn’t be a problem if we didn’t have mistaken information about the availability of our meeting space. If we do them at someone’s house, we’ll be fine. Or, now that we’ve done one (6 people x 300 pcs = 1.5 hours minimum), we just make sure to allow plenty of time. Or have a time limit per round (at least in the early rounds) so people don’t let things drag on…
One other thought: the larger containers were much easier as far as finding what you wanted quickly; maybe in the future we can use the big clear rectangular containers (the ones Josh brought) or get Doug to pick up some of those shallow white trays (I think he said they were $1 – I’d chip in for one). Only downside would be keeping track of when to switch from 5/rd to 10/rd, but that’s just math or post-it notes.