$3-6 Atlantic City?

[topbrelan]

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What chips are used in $3-6 games in AC - $1 and $2 chips like foxwoods 2/4, 4/8 games or do they have weird $3 chips? (Weird to me only because I've never played with them) - and are blinds $1 and $3? Thanks!

[Luv2DriveTT]

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Hey all -- just a pointless question [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
What chips are used in $3-6 games in AC - $1 and $2 chips like foxwoods 2/4, 4/8 games or do they have weird $3 chips? (Weird to me only because I've never played with them) - and are blinds $1 and $3? Thanks!

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White $1 chips. Blinds are $1 & $3.

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[topbrelan]

Thanks for the response - what's a normal buy-in with $1 chips then, like a rack and a half?

[Luv2DriveTT]

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Thanks for the response - what's a normal buy-in with $1 chips then, like a rack and a half?

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If I play 3/6 I buy 3 racks, but I like to build towers. Its only money....

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[topbrelan]

Hehe - thanks TT - I'll probably do the same...

All the AC casinos only use $1 chips?
Thanks again

[Grease]

Yep, no $3 chips.

[Bremen]

You'll rarely see anyone sitting with all white chips however. They almost all use reds and get change every freakin' hand.

[Skadet]

I've never seen $3 chips used in any limit less than 9/18.

[AKQJ10]

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I've never seen $3 chips used in any limit less than 9/18.

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I remember someone saying that Mohegan used its $3 "turtles" for $3/6. Probaby the same management moved over to Foxwoods and decided to play $2/4 with 2's.

But a rack and a stack (of $1 and $5 chips, respectively) should give you a reasonable buyin for $200. Personally I find it much easier to use reds to make 6 and 12.

[Luv2DriveTT]

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I've never seen $3 chips used in any limit less than 9/18.

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I remember someone saying that Mohegan used its $3 "turtles" for $3/6. Probaby the same management moved over to Foxwoods and decided to play $2/4 with 2's.

But a rack and a stack (of $1 and $5 chips, respectively) should give you a reasonable buyin for $200. Personally I find it much easier to use reds to make 6 and 12.

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Use all white. Build visually big pots. You will get more action (not that you won't get lots of action anyway in a 3/6 game, but it makes it more fun).

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