Anyone played at Winstar (OK) recently? Which chips are they using? (1 Viewer)

[TwoHomie]

Looks like at sometime in 2020 they introduced new ceramics. Does anyone know of the Older RHCs are completely retired, or are they still in play in some capacity?

looking to harvest some of the blue 1s, but only if they’re RHC.

thank you!

 

[RowlettTexasChipGuy]

Looks like at sometime in 2020 they introduced new ceramics. Does anyone know of the Older RHCs are completely retired, or are they still in play in some capacity?

looking to harvest some of the blue 1s, but only if they’re RHC.

thank you!

i was thinking the exact same thing, as I go to Choctaw only because it is a shorter drive

 

[TwoHomie]

Choctaw Durant is all chipco, right?

 

[RowlettTexasChipGuy]

yes

 

[TwoHomie]

Spent way too much time digging through Instagram, and it looks like both the poker room and the table games are using the new ceramics, from $1 all the way up to $1000. Dang.

 

[RowlettTexasChipGuy]

boo

 

[Silver_Fiend]

Its far, far too common at the OK casinos.

 

[TwoHomie]

Perused through Chip Guide and it looks like almost all are ChipCo or worse. So much for a driveable harvesting trip

 

[scaredmoney]

They had a notice to turn in old chips a while ago. Pre covid it was in the poker room. I'll have to find the pic somewhere.

 

[TwoHomie]

Made the trip up here finally. Confirmed with the cage that its all new chips now. Switched em out right before the pandemic.

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

Made the trip up here finally. Confirmed with the cage that its all new chips now. Switched em out right before the pandemic.

Pics or it didn’t happen!
what do the $1s look like?

 

[TwoHomie]

Think they kept the same edgespots design as the old paulsons, except for the Dallas Cowboys promo chips, which annoyingly have a completely different pattern.

Chips are really slippery. Combined with the new felt on the tables, it wasn’t uncommon for chips to accidentally slide halfway across the table.