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I'm going to "well, actually" here and tell you that plenty of casinos have weird chip denominations. Especially where limit poker might be played. I've seen $
by dmurray 2y ago
I'm going to "well, actually" here and tell you that plenty of casinos have weird chip denominations. Especially where limit poker might be played.
I've seen $2, $2.50, $3, $10 and $20 chips as well as the normal denominations. This site mentions $8s:
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/poker/5999-2-3-and-4-chips-at-the-poker-table/ https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/poker/5999-2-3-and-...
- Taghkanic 2y agoThis is because casinos run many different kinds of games (both in the poker room and elsewhere). They also are regularly raking standard amounts for the house, and for promotions, not to mention dealers taking tips. Few of the above needs apply to casual unraked homes game, unless you are playing limit as noted. (I’ve never encountered a limit home game; more and more these are strictly hold ’em or PLO/PLO8, unless the players are over 70. Once in a while if it gets really late and shorthanded someone might suggest a round of stud, I guess) And even then you need larger numbers of fewer types of chips for limit, as a rule.
- vikingerik 2y ago$2.50 chips are used for blackjack, where a blackjack hand pays 3:2, so when the table bet size is a multiple of $5, you need something to represent half of that.
- sneak 2y agoI usually just see them with a stack of $0.50 coins.