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The Mad Jumping mexican!

ntlbell · 2005-11-15 14:38:10

I've never been that bothered with learning chip tricks before, but since most of the day I have plenty of spare time I started to bring in some chips to arse about with. Is there any particular type of chip or weight that are better for doing tricks with? or is it 6 of one half a dozen...

15-11-2005 2:38pm

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ntlbell

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I've never been that bothered with learning chip tricks before, but since most of the day I have plenty of spare time I started to bring in some chips to arse about with.

Is there any particular type of chip or weight that are better for doing tricks with? or is it 6 of one half a dozen...

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#2 15-11-2005 2:44pm

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I find that the fitz chips are perfect for doing tricks with. Presumably they 11.5g....

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#3 15-11-2005 7:55pm

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The fitz chips are lighter, probably about 8g. Most casino chips are lighter than the 11.5g that gets pushed on us plebs. Too heavy imho.

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