i like chips with the tiny little hats on them
I think it just goes to show that 99%+ of poker players/casinos/vendors really just don't care that much about chip designs.
Did anyone catch the odd conversation about chips during the SHRB? Some one was making a fancy chip-stack at some point, and then Ali Nejad started talking about it. They had a guest player in the booth, and they asked him if he does any elaborate chip stacking at the table. After some brief discussion, Ali then asked him, "What about the side paint? Do you like to line up those little areas of side paint when you make your stacks?"
WTF?
The player said he "never pays much attention to the side paint areas" when he's stacking his chips at the table. Side paint areas? Really? : I'd love to find that part of the coverage and clip it out and post it. It was pretty damn funny (to chippers at least).
They should sell the old chips to offset the cost of the new.
If the WSOP changed out all their chips because there were chips that looked similar - could be relabeled - then why did they also use a cheap RT Plastic (maybe BJ) chip that is even easier to replicate via a relabel to use as a bounty chip?
New chips ≠ a result of the ES secondaries. In fact, the WSOP would stand to lose much more from the easily counterfeited bounties. The story simply does not add up. The more likely story is that they simply got new chips.
I don’t think it can be disputed that the GB chips were the main factor in the new chips being created.
there is a thread where someone that had friends in the WSOP contacted Caesars because he was concerned about someone losing their job if the Star chips got into the tourney
...he was concerned about someone losing their job if the Star chips got into the tourney.
Tributes, anyone?
I actually kind of like the T100 colors. Refreshing. The previous light gray one wasn't exactly standard either.
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They chose so many color combos that are extremely hard if not impossible to replicate with CPC's set...
I think it just goes to show that 99%+ of poker players/casinos/vendors really just don't care that much about chip designs.
Did anyone catch the odd conversation about chips during the SHRB? Some one was making a fancy chip-stack at some point, and then Ali Nejad started talking about it. They had a guest player in the booth, and they asked him if he does any elaborate chip stacking at the table. After some brief discussion, Ali then asked him, "What about the side paint? Do you like to line up those little areas of side paint when you make your stacks?"
WTF?
The player said he "never pays much attention to the side paint areas" when he's stacking his chips at the table. Side paint areas? Really? : I'd love to find that part of the coverage and clip it out and post it. It was pretty damn funny (to chippers at least).
Mine, too. Somebody please ask him what he calls the "centers", so I can start using that term, too.
The contact wasn't made to protect someone's job. Nobody's job is to inspect every single chip to see if there is a color difference (and the ES chips are different colors). No contact was made to spite the person that headed up the ES project. A direct attempt to get them convicted of some imaginary crime.
The thought still sickens me.
Needs more brown on the hundred...Taking inspiration from a trainwreck and turning it into a set I'd actually buy.View attachment 177854
Lol, still laughing about side paint. I could have made up a list of 100 different terms to call or describe inserts/edge-spots, and would never have listed that one. Classic.
Lol, still laughing about side paint. I could have made up a list of 100 different terms to call or describe inserts/edge-spots, and would never have listed that one. Classic.