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08-24-2005, 01:33 PM
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Chip Logs (No Content)
Who does this? (Chip logs are stacked so that the chip edge is perpendicular to the table.)
Most players who make logs tend to keep a few normal stacks in front so they don't need to count chips off of their logs when betting. 
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#2
08-24-2005, 01:35 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
An interesting approach. I may have to try it out sometime. Currently I use two methods: 1 - stacked in piles of 20 and 2 - piled in a big-ass pile in front of me (when I want to mix it up, usually as I'm losing more than I'm winning).
Swede
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#3
08-24-2005, 02:00 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
I've never seen anyone other than Old Man River use this technique. It's quite annoying.
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#4
08-24-2005, 03:15 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
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I've never seen anyone other than Old Man River use this technique. It's quite annoying. [/ QUOTE ] I could see it being annoying at NL since it could be hard to tell how many chips that player has. But I can't see why this would be annoying in limit (unless the logs spilled over into the next player's area).
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#5
08-24-2005, 03:36 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
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[ QUOTE ] I've never seen anyone other than Old Man River use this technique. It's quite annoying. [/ QUOTE ] I could see it being annoying at NL since it could be hard to tell how many chips that player has. But I can't see why this would be annoying in limit (unless the logs spilled over into the next player's area). [/ QUOTE ] It ends up being a lot like the idiots who keep their chips in the rack (where it's allowed). They end up counting them out one-by-one and it takes forever. Plus, if he goes on a decent run and gets a lot of chips, they get in the way. Plus, it's just annoying to look at.
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#7
08-24-2005, 03:40 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
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I'll remember this next time I'm at a table with you. My chip pile will put you on crazy tilt!!!11!!1 Swede [/ QUOTE ] I was thinking of trying it myself, actually. The only problem is that I don't think hardly anybody would even notice up there. I think next time, I'm just going to try to stack my chips as high as possible. The only problem with that is the tables up there seem to get bumped a lot and are pretty shaky. I doubt I'll be in the mood to go searching for all 37 of my white chips all over the floor and under the table.
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#8
08-25-2005, 01:34 PM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
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(Chip logs are stacked so that the chip edge is perpendicular to the table.) [/ QUOTE ] If the edge of the chip is perpendicular to the table, it sounds like a normal stack to me.
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#9
08-26-2005, 02:54 AM
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Re: Chip Logs (No Content)
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[ QUOTE ] (Chip logs are stacked so that the chip edge is perpendicular to the table.) [/ QUOTE ] If the edge of the chip is perpendicular to the table, it sounds like a normal stack to me. [/ QUOTE ] Ah, yes. I guess the edge of the chip is parallel to the table. Or the chip face is perpendicular. My mistake.
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