Ken
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I have been using the terms "tray" and "rack" mostly interchangeably in reference to their use with poker chips.
Is there a difference?
I am thinking that there may be some industry definition but I haven't found it.
I generally use "rack" when filled and "tray" when empty but I don't know why. e.g. "I am going to buy a rack of chips" or "I am getting a tray so I can cash out."
I also maybe think a "tray" might be a more flexible definition where very large capacities are possible like a "dealer's tray" for example.
What do you use?
Is there a difference?
I am thinking that there may be some industry definition but I haven't found it.
I generally use "rack" when filled and "tray" when empty but I don't know why. e.g. "I am going to buy a rack of chips" or "I am getting a tray so I can cash out."
I also maybe think a "tray" might be a more flexible definition where very large capacities are possible like a "dealer's tray" for example.
What do you use?