Is there really a standard progression? Do casino's even know what the hell color or spot progression is or is this invented by chippers???
Seems idiotic to me! Controversial?
Seems idiotic to me! Controversial?
That's a Chiptalk term.That’s a PCF term
But some designers follow patterns you can tell
I can get that many people don’t really care about progression, heck many don’t even care about dice chips.Raise your hand if you have gorgeous $25 & $100 chips in your set that never hit the felt in your $.25 / $.50 cash game. Me too. I chose to use the Diamond Jacks $500 chip as my frac because of that reason.
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Does it put anyone here on tilt? If so, why? Certainly none of the mooks in my game would care. Bingo markers would be just fine with them. I wish the whole progression thing didn't exist. Who looks at anything other than the base color or what value is written on the chip to determine it's worth? If anyone can give me a legitimate purposeful reason for spot progression I'd love to hear it.
lmao mixed dice, not using any denomination on the chip, using some with $ and some without... I think I'd rather play non-denominated...Why do casinos in the same state basically keep the same colors for each denomination? Eliminate the color = denomination factor and eliminate the denomination then maybe there's an argument for pips to tell the story. Here's a clusterfuck of a hold em tournament I ran into:
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I don't think I made a single bet without looking at that chart. The regulars were already pretty used to it and I'm sure eventually so would I (except that every game since I've brought my Horseshoe Tributes Tourney chips).