Casino chips broken in play LIVE @ The Bike (1 Viewer)

[TheDeezer]

Not sure if you guys watch Live at the Bike on Twitch but its a great show for live cash games at stakes that seem more closer to our bankrolls than the bigger games

That said I saw a picture of Torelli's stack and noticed a cracked $1000 chip

Clearly these are nasty old chips that mirror the Bud Jones versions of Borgata but you have to wonder how long they keep them in play -

PS its not a pen mark

 

[grantc54]

I just found this thread doing a search to see if this has come up before - is that $100 chip a Paulson house mold? I don't think I've seen those spots before. If they are, any other examples with those spots?

Thanks,
Grant

 

[RocAFella1]

Fairly common for them to crack over prolonged use from what I've seen. Some of the Bud Jones CIC have had the coins fall out so I always joke do I now have 2 $1s or which is the part that counts.

 

[RocAFella1]

I just found this thread doing a search to see if this has come up before - is that $100 chip a Paulson house mold? I don't think I've seen those spots before. If they are, any other examples with those spots?

Thanks,
Grant

Isn't it just a 8DS18 that has half of the spots the same color or not split basically? The edgespot pattern name is probably different though.

 

[abby99]

Ah, one of my all-time favorite hundos.

 

[SixSpeedFury]

Is he trying to hide chips again?

 

[v1pe]

I wondered about the $100 chips as well. Seems odd to have a clay house-mold chip in the midst of an otherwise 100% plastic set.

 

[abby99]

I wondered about the $100 chips as well. Seems odd to have a clay house-mold chip in the midst of an otherwise 100% plastic set.

I think they were made for a different area of the casino. I've seen both types (clay and plastic) on the LATB table at the same time. Seems they're not as picky as we are.

 

[upNdown]

If it was Torelli's chip that was cracked, I'm sure it was part of some kind of angle.