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Official WSOP 2022 Chips Thread (6 Viewers)

upNdown said:
Did you see max this year? I didn't even recognize him. He used to be slim, trim, handsome and fashionable. This year he looked like me. What happened?
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? I think you might be thinking of someone else. Pescatori has never been slim, trim, or fashionable.
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I've come to two conclusions that I'm jumping to:

1. Those who design chips for WSOP and many other casinos have no knowledge of PCF, are rather oblivious to good chip design practices, or are just following executives' orders for their vision of the designs.

2. The WSOP chips designers are totally aware of PCF and made the WSOPs so underwhelming that it kneecaps the efforts of chip harvesters.

There are so many boring, annoying, and uninspired elements in these WSOP racks. Huge missed opportunity when in a position to rebrand and it winds up being a backwards move. World Series of Meh. These are WSOM chips to me from here on out.
 
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daschuck77 said:
I've come to two conclusions that I'm jumping to:

1. Those who design chips for WSOP and many other casinos have no knowledge of PCF and rather oblivious to good chip design practices or are just following exectutives' orders for their vision of the designs.

2. The WSOP chips designers are totally aware of PCF and made the WSOPs so underwhelming that it kneecaps the efforts of chip harvesters.

There are so many boring, annoying, and uninspired elements in these WSOP racks. Huge missed opportunity when in a position to rebrand and it winds up being a backwards move. World Series of Meh. These are WSOM chips to me from here on out.
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absolutely, me being a fan for years of the RIO Design, this is a piece of shit in comparison. I can't believe it!!
I mean, its the whole thing: No oversizes for big denoms, the super small denom size, the boring Caesar's entertainment logo... I mean, really??? they had years to do something outstanding and yet they did not give a shit
 
Venturalvn said:
? I think you might be thinking of someone else. Pescatori has never been slim, trim, or fashionable.
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Who was the guy in the nice suit at the final two tables of the main a few years back - Daniel was there, joe from Philly won, that disasterface called clock on somebody too quickly . . .
 
Although many of these chips are underwhelming, there are some stacks that look really nice.

I do think the primary purpose for their edge spot choices is for security reasons, not for aesthetics.
 
doublebooyah85 said:
Overall these chips suck. Wonder how long they keep them.
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They should design an entirely new set each year and then sell them off to collector / players afterward. Wouldn’t be a security risk to have last year’s chips out there if next year’s will be different. Might help a lot of people get some good true clay in quantity!
 
JFG said:
Although many of these chips are underwhelming, there are some stacks that look really nice.

I do think the primary purpose for their edge spot choices is for security reasons, not for aesthetics.
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Yeah but with these chip's design flexibility and the various security measures like UV watermarks, RFID, Serializing, you can mostly have your cake and eat it too in terms of form and function.
 
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I haven't been able to watch any of it this year, just following along here and on the website. Does anyone know if they switched 100k chips between days? Or are they just photographing really differently?
They look very blue in this picture as compared to some of the other shots from another day where they look lavender.

Edit: This is what I mean by lavender.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/official-wsop-2022-chips-thread.90270/post-1901508
 

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XsteveJ said:
I haven't been able to watch any of it this year, just following along here and on the website. Does anyone know if they switched 100k chips between days? Or are they just photographing really differently?
They look very blue in this picture as compared to some of the other shots from another day where they look lavender.

Edit: This is what I mean by lavender.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/official-wsop-2022-chips-thread.90270/post-1901508
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There's a weird filter on there. The colors haven't changed.
 
XsteveJ said:
I haven't been able to watch any of it this year, just following along here and on the website. Does anyone know if they switched 100k chips between days? Or are they just photographing really differently?
They look very blue in this picture as compared to some of the other shots from another day where they look lavender.

Edit: This is what I mean by lavender.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/official-wsop-2022-chips-thread.90270/post-1901508
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the WSOP/Pokernews photographers use bizarre filters, lighting, and focus that make the chips unrecognizable. The chips never look anything like when people post their stacks.

Trust the player pics for best representation of colors.
 
Yeah, I saw that too! That's pretty much unacceptable.

"?" Is right Mario!
 

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TKEUofM said:
Seems like nobody ever has a big stack in any of the pics and YouTube coverage that I’ve seen. I loved in previous years seeing someone with a fricking castle of chips at the end of the table.
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They were very aggressive about chipping up and taking small denominations out of play. Something about it helps the pace of play and less errors caused by big stacks. But also they were too aggressive because there was a constant need to make change for people at the table.
 
ChicagoTRS said:
They were very aggressive about chipping up and taking small denominations out of play. Something about it helps the pace of play and less errors caused by big stacks. But also they were too aggressive because there was a constant need to make change for people at the table.
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Until they get to final tables of the housewarming and main event where they leave useless chips in play. Seriously, why have a 1.25m/2.5m level when you can just do 1.5m/2.5m and get the green out of there. It literally wasn't used since 250k/500k. And when then I think keeping it around was a stretch as it could have been 300k/500k.
 
OKYJJ said:
Wow. The Black chip is very nice looking, but I feel like if they were going to make a red 5K and a green 25K, they should have made a black 100K. Then that lavender one could be the 500k - but make it stronger somehow.
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Switching those two would make the whole set make perfect sense.

5000 = $5 = red
25,000 = $25 = green
100,000 = $100 = black
500,000 = $500 = lavender
1,000,000 = $1000 = yellow
5,000,000 = $5000 = gray
 

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