Now I get the Euro chip breakdown (and finally, conclusive evidence of whether the $20 or $25 chip is more efficient) (2 Viewers)

[Poker Zombie]

I’m dying to make a “one bit” chip.

When I first started trading stocks, the market still used 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8ths. Occasionally, you might see a 1/16th, but those were mainly on pink sheets (penny stocks). While this might sound like ancient history, it was the mid to late 1990s, and wasn't changed until 2001.

I'm not a math head, but the 1/8ths system would not be terrible for fracs. If I could adapt, anybody can. Just make sure your players know they aren't getting paid out to the ha'penny.

 

[Klobberer]

We’re still using the old imperial measurements here although we’re gradually being dragged towards the metric system
weights still in lbs, distance in miles, yards, feet and strangely cm not inches

39 mm & 10 g

 

[Klobberer]

750 ml