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08-26-2023 , 07:31 AM

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wazz

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Originally Posted by PokerEthics

Ya parx also has $10 chips for 10-10 games

But I’m talking $2 chips in no limit and plo games.

I've never been to Parx but I suspect that those $2 chips will be from their limit games. AFAIK there's no other use to them. Even in a $1/2 game it's easiest just to have $1 and $5 chips.

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08-26-2023 , 07:41 AM

#27

PokerEthics

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Originally Posted by wazz

I've never been to Parx but I suspect that those $2 chips will be from their limit games. AFAIK there's no other use to them. Even in a $1/2 game it's easiest just to have $1 and $5 chips.

No not from limit… in play in no limit and PLO

The dealers make change w them too

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08-26-2023 , 07:41 AM

#28

brianhastings

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Originally Posted by PokerEthics

I’ve never seen a casino hand out a $50 note for anything now that I think of it

They do outside of the US

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08-26-2023 , 02:49 PM

#29

Super Hex

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$2 chips are convenient for taking dropping the rake. less volume and weight in the box

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08-27-2023 , 01:04 AM

#30

Wilbury Twist

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Originally Posted by PokerEthics

Poker chips being 1-5-25-100 actually make more sense than currency 1-5-10-20-50-100

Then you go to parx and they’re playing w 2 dollar chips like wtf is that

Stones has $2 chips. I remember them being a lavender color or something. But as others said, it comes up for the smaller limit games like $4/8 Omaha8.

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08-27-2023 , 01:19 AM

#31

plaaynde

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Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 20,286

At least haven't heard €50 are bad luck. You don't see them much though, card etc paying is the norm. After a loong hiatus I'm planning to go to the casino, interesting to see if everything is on card.

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08-27-2023 , 11:26 AM

#32

IhateJJ

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I like to buy into games with seven $50 bills. DUCY?

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08-27-2023 , 12:16 PM

#33

unlucky4.me

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No 50's and no eating peanuts

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08-27-2023 , 12:24 PM

#34

plaaynde

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Originally Posted by IhateJJ

I like to buy into games with seven $50 bills. DUCY?

Actually think my MTT buy-ins will be 50. Walking away with even tree fiddy suits me!

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08-27-2023 , 01:22 PM

#35

Loden Pants

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Originally Posted by smoothcriminal99

Most places say they don’t accept bills over 20 or accept everything so 50s are just worse 100s taking up twice as much space.

There’s places outside Vegas that have this superstition too but seem centralized in certain areas.

Currency really wasn’t thought out well. Should be 1$ 5$ 20$ 100$ and 500$. 10s and 50s are kinda useless because too close to other denominations that are very frequently used

I like the former Dutch guilder increments better - coins at 5c/10c/25c/1/2.5/5 guilders, bills at 5/10/25/50/100/250/1000 guilders - every denomination is either 2 or 2.5x the previous one, other than the 25c-1 guilder and 250-1000 guilder gaps. They could have done away with the 50 guilder bill as well, and it would have been fine.

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08-27-2023 , 04:22 PM

#36

Bobo Fett

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Originally Posted by brianhastings

At the WSOP I noticed they always gave me $20 and $10 notes instead of $50 notes.

Makes for a lot less paper to bundle up and send off in the Brinks truck.

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08-28-2023 , 11:42 AM

#37

RosaParks1

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People are just out here repeating things they've heard. If you hold strongly or frequently to a concept, you will interpret events in a way that supports it. If you experience events that do not support it, you will have the "but what if it's true this one time!" thoughts.