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Playing at CP last night on the 1-2 NL (1-5 buy-in). After player in seat 9 busts 4 times max buy-in....he asks the chip runner for a purple chip. I ask him,"How will you post the blinds?" So on the first hand after receiving his chip, he tosses it into the middle of the table declaring all-in. He takes down the 3 bucks (what kinda odds was he giving?) [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]
"That's how!" Wasn't for long though....someone took care of that chip for him, not me of course. Anyway, point is, never heard of someone losing 4k in a 1-2 NL in one session. Fatshark |
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This story would be way more entertaining if I had any clue as to the denomination represented by a CP purple chip.
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This story would be way more entertaining if I had any clue as to the denomination represented by a CP purple chip. [/ QUOTE ] I am guessing it is either $25 or $500. I can think of two CPs one is in California and one is in Vegas. |
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I can think of two CPs one is in California and one is in Vegas. [/ QUOTE ] Heh, first thing I thought of was "Canterbury Park". |
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purple is always 500, always. I've seen pink in cali but that is close enough to purple.
standard chip colors $1-white $2-blue, seems to vary $5-red $25-green $100-black $500-purple $1000-yellow |
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purple is always 500, always. I've seen pink in cali but that is close enough to purple. [/ QUOTE ] Unless you are in one of the 2 or 3 of the largest poker rooms in the world. |
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purple is always 500, always. I've seen pink in cali but that is close enough to purple. standard chip colors $1-white $2-blue, seems to vary $5-red $25-green $100-black $500-purple $1000-yellow [/ QUOTE ] I usually think of yellow as being $2 or $20 and blue as being $10, but all of those colors are unusual in poker rooms. |
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purple is always 500, always. I've seen pink in cali but that is close enough to purple. standard chip colors $1-white $2-blue, seems to vary $5-red $25-green $100-black $500-purple $1000-yellow [/ QUOTE ] FWIW, I believe chip color/denomination relationships are regulated by law in Atlantic City. And blue happens to be $10 in AC, whereas blue is $1 at the MGM Grand in LV. |
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standard chip colors FOR VEGAS $1-white $2-blue, seems to vary $5-red $25-green $100-black $500-purple $1000-yellow [/ QUOTE ] FYP. Yes, these are the Vegas standards, and it's important for it to *be* a standard within vegas, to prevent angle shooters from slipping a different denomination into a stack. In Los Angeles, chip denominations are of a different set of colors: Orange: 50 cents Blue: $1 Green: $2 Dark Red-ish: $3 Yellow: $5 Purple: $25 White: $100 If I am not mistaken, Black is $500, but am uncertain there. Saw Larry Flynt in the big game at the Hustler last night, and I thought I saw racks of dark green with orange trim, but didn't get too close and am not sure the denomination. AB |
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[ QUOTE ] I can think of two CPs one is in California and one is in Vegas. [/ QUOTE ] Heh, first thing I thought of was "Canterbury Park". [/ QUOTE ] or Casino Pauma |
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