Dirty stacks? (2 Viewers)

[Grimace]

Dirty stacks yes? Have a thing for tri-moons but not sure a whole line up is practical. The wear in the Ysabel $25’s is a little tilting too.

 

[krafticus]

Too dirtty

 

[Grimace]

Too dirtty

Ya that’s what I thought. There’s a lot of colours going on in that stack

 

[Grimace]

Less dirty

 

[raynmanas]

Dirty stacks yes? Have a thing for tri-moons but not sure a whole line up is practical. The wear in the Ysabel $25’s is a little tilting too.
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probably yes, but mixing them all in one stack is not really the way to figure it out - put one of each in a stack of each other.

but yeah, that's a lot of big chunks of greenish colors.

 

[LeLe]

From experience, 1/4 Pie and Tri-Moon are very prone to dirty stack if they share any common colour

 

[Irish]

I honestly don't think the first lineup would be all that terrible, IF you remove the SY 25. The SY 25 has nearly the exact shade of green and blue in other chips. The blues/greens in the first 3 chips seems different enough to be somewhat distinguishable.

Same problem with the second lineup, the first two chips will definitely have problems given they both have the same green and white colors in spades. The rest of the lineup looks OK.

 

[detroitdad]

Dirty stacks yes? Have a thing for tri-moons but not sure a whole line up is practical. The wear in the Ysabel $25’s is a little tilting too.
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YES!

 

[tooth_doc]

Forgive my ignorance, but what do you mean by 'dirty stack'? Just that those color of chips get dirty easy?
Thanks

 

[AlbinoDragon]

Forgive my ignorance, but what do you mean by 'dirty stack'? Just that those color of chips get dirty easy?
Thanks

Dirty stack means two chips of similar enough colors that when in a stack of the other color it can easily get mistaken for the other.


(technically, it means a chip that's not of the same denomination in a stack, but especially here and when designing sets it means what I said above. The second photo in @Grimace 's post above shows a classic "dirty stack" problem in that you can't tell which chip is what denomination from the side).

 

[tooth_doc]

Dirty stack means two chips of similar enough colors that when in a stack of the other color it can easily get mistaken for the other.


(technically, it means a chip that's not of the same denomination in a stack, but especially here and when designing sets it means what I said above).

AHA.... I learned something new today. Thanks AD..

 

[chipinla]

Dirty stacks yes? Have a thing for tri-moons but not sure a whole line up is practical. The wear in the Ysabel $25’s is a little tilting too.
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I went to Agua Caliente right after they released their new chips and I couldn’t believe they were all tri-moons except the $500. Fine individually but awful as a set.