Welcome, @deeeteee. 
What caused you to apply for the Capital One Platinum? Those tend to come with low limits due to the nature of the product. Your profile had you well positioned for better cards like the Quicksilver, SavorOne, or Savor.
It's interesting that you were given a limit on the Gold. We see that from time to time. But that won't be the limit on your credit report as charge cards don't report limits.
Most FICO scores ignore charge cards when computing utilization. The Experian 98 (FICO 2) family of scores includes charge cards, and it uses the card's highest balance in lieu of a limit. All FICO versions count charge cards toward one's total balances and number of accounts with balances.
You'll want to do what you can to protect your Chase card. As mentioned, Chase cards acquired during sprees have a poor survival rate.
For CLIs, I'd zero in on Discover and Synchrony. With Discover, start requesting sometime after your third statement. Request again 60 days after an approval or 30 days after a denial. I don't know the ins and outs of Synchrony.
It's time to garden for at least a year. At that point, your baddies will be gone, you'll get a nice scoring bonus for your AOYA (age of youngest account) reaching a year, and all of your inquiries will become unscorable.
@HeavenOhio wrote:Welcome, @deeeteee.
What caused you to apply for the Capital One Platinum? Those tend to come with low limits due to the nature of the product. Your profile had you well positioned for better cards like the Quicksilver, SavorOne, or Savor.
It's interesting that you were given a limit on the Gold. We see that from time to time. But that won't be the limit on your credit report as charge cards don't report limits.
Most FICO scores ignore charge cards when computing utilization. The Experian 98 (FICO 2) family of scores includes charge cards, and it uses the card's highest balance in lieu of a limit. All FICO versions count charge cards toward one's total balances and number of accounts with balances.
You'll want to do what you can to protect your Chase card. As mentioned, Chase cards acquired during sprees have a poor survival rate.
For CLIs, I'd zero in on Discover and Synchrony. With Discover, start requesting sometime after your third statement. Request again 60 days after an approval or 30 days after a denial. I don't know the ins and outs of Synchrony.
It's time to garden for at least a year. At that point, your baddies will be gone, you'll get a nice scoring bonus for your AOYA (age of youngest account) reaching a year, and all of your inquiries will become unscorable.
I was preapproved for the cap1 plat. Kept getting mailers so I went for it. I was thinking of those 3 cards but they weren't prequalified when apped for it. Didn't want to cold app. Overall I wouldn't get a cap1 CC anymore. They are good starters and bad credit CC.
Thanks for the advise on the disco and sync. I'll check them out in a few months.
I will definitely be gardening for a good year. Only thing I'm looking to do in a few months is the CLI. SP only.
Congrats on the spree! The $500 SL on the Cap1 Plat was a sign for sure that the tank was running low regardless of the fact that its a bucketed card. They may have even hit you with a Denial for a higher tier like the QS or Savor. Made good while riding on fumes towards the end 
....Oh and if Bae (Chase SP) finds out about the side piece you had a one night stand with (Cap1 Plat)... you may have some splaining to do 
Great Spree OP. Enjoy
You sure that is an App Spree? It looks like you might have your own card printing lab. Regardless that is a great haul. Lastly like others have said be very careful with Chase in a spree. They are slightly more savvy at finding out who you court and if they disapprove your treatment of another lender they will get...vengeful.
