Typical Casino Poker Chip Colors and Denominations

[cookieb]

I meant blue $10 chips

[CrashPat]

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The turtles were used for the $3-6 poker games. They are now obsolete, and no longer available.

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I would imagine that a 1/2 chip structure would kill 3/6 action. I really see no benefits to the structure over pure white chip.

[Analyst]

In the Bay Area (well, Bay101 and Garden City, at least) the colors are quite different from what you describe:

$1 blue
$2 green
$5 yellow
$10 red
$20 black (GC is different from Bay101, I think)
$100 white
$500 purple

[soah]

The $500 chips here (Kansas City) are orange instead of purple. They are also orange on Partypoker I think. It seems like I've heard of some other places that do that, but I'm not sure.

[AKQJ10]

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I would imagine that a 1/2 chip structure would kill 3/6 action. I really see no benefits to the structure over pure white chip.

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Next you'll be saying that Foxwoods should consider using $1 whites for its $2/4 game. Heresy!

(Good thing they don't have $10 or $20 chips -- they'd want to play $10/20 and $20/40 with them, respectively!)

[dtbog]

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$.5 orange crappy chip
$1 blue plastic chip
$2.50 pink plastic chip
$5 red plastic chip
$10 yellow plastic chip

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I've never heard of plastic chips in casinos... gah.

-dB