Has anyone played the borgota tournaments where they mix ceramic and clay (1 Viewer)

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saw some pictures of borgota tournaments with paulson solids and gocc ceramics on the table at the same time. was wondering if anyone here has played those and what was that like. was it seamless or awkward?

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Sam's Town in LV has a RHC and ChipCo tourney set mixed together. Tilting, maybe, probably why I bubbled out of the tourney :banghead: :whistle: :whistling:
 
My local charity room uses slugged $1s and $5s and ceramic $25s. I can’t handle it.
 
It doesnt really bother me, as long as each denom is the same. I used to mix 43mm ceramic with my Milanos.

I wouldn't do it anymore, but I do mix Paulson molds (house, RHC, etc). I figure of casinos do it then it is fair game.

Where does it say in the Scrub Donkey handbook you need to be OCD about chips? I thought the key was the willingness, or I should say desire, to pay gobs of money for little round pieces of clay?
 
I’ve played in many of the Open Events that Borgata hosts 5 times a year. I honestly am not the least bit concerned about the chips I’m playing with when I enter one of these events.
My main goal is to acquire as many of these nasty hooker juiced clay and ceramic chips as possible and run as deep as I can.
Priority #1........CASH!!!!!
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There was a cheating scandal at Borgata several years ago. A player from North Carolina was able to slip counterfeit 5000 denomination chips into his stack during one of the Open Event tournaments.
It was after this incident that Borgata began mixing the ceramic chips with clay.
 

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