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Racing off chips?
From cardplayer:"The players take a 30-minute break before the blinds increase to $3,000-$6,000, with $1,000 antes. The pink $500 chips will be raced off during the break."
I understand this is to get rid of the chips that don't total up to the new minimum denomination, but how does this actually work? |
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Re: Racing off chips?
check out the WPT forum, it was discussed there
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Re: Racing off chips?
or go to cardplayer.com -- there is a video with the explanation.
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Re: Racing off chips?
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From cardplayer:"The players take a 30-minute break before the blinds increase to $3,000-$6,000, with $1,000 antes. The pink $500 chips will be raced off during the break." I understand this is to get rid of the chips that don't total up to the new minimum denomination, but how does this actually work? [/ QUOTE ]You stack your chips into stacks that add up to the new lowest denomination. In this case, since the next chip is 1k, there will only be a max of one odd chip (if you are racing $25 chips and the next denomination is $100, and you have $275 in $25 chips, then you would have 3 odd chips). Everyone with odd chips puts them in front of their stack. The dealer, starting with the seat closest to seat 1, deals a card for each odd chip (if you have $75, you get three cards). The dealer then collects all the odd chips and sees how many higher denomination chips will be distributed. Let's say there are 6 odd chips of $500 each. That means they will distribute 3 1k chips to the players w/ the three highest cards. No player can get more than one chip and nobody can get eliminated by a chip race. |
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Re: Racing off chips?
Got it. Thanks guys.
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