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[Poker Zombie]

…does this count?

It counts as a live stack - if your game is full of fish!

 

[BEANO52]

It was 25c/1/5/10/$25. The host definitely didn't have enough $5s for 18 cash player or whatever we had.

This is PCF, can you ever have to many enough 5s ?

 

[Tonystark137]

This is PCF, can you ever have to many enough 5s ?

It wasn't a PCF host..

 

[monkeydog]

Except they are not.

Definitely not plastic. They’re China Clays. Need oiling to get rid of some manufacturing residue and make them shine.

If you think China Clays aren't plastic, I have a bridge in New York for sale and some prime real estate in Florida...

 

[ThinkingFold]

If you think China Clays aren't plastic,

So you mean just like Paulson's?

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Except they are not.

While Majestics maybe in that category that we call "China Clays," they are nonetheless still injection molded plastic chips.

 

[Preditor]

If you think China Clays aren't plastic, I have a bridge in New York for sale and some prime real estate in Florida...

I freely admit to not being a chemist.

Nevertheless, they’re not plastic chips like you find in the dollar store. They’re come with a residue and oiling them helps to make them shine.

Also… who ever buys a bridge for sale? Even a sucker would have to think “What value to I get from owning this?”

 

[extreme517]

I freely admit to not being a chemist.

Nevertheless, they’re not plastic chips like you find in the dollar store. They’re come with a residue and oiling them helps to make them shine.

Also… who ever buys a bridge for sale? Even a sucker would have to think “What value to I get from owning this?”

Yeah, but they're not composite clay chips. They do not have the same type of porosity to absorb and benefit from oiling in the same way.

 

[Poker Zombie]

Yeah, but they're not composite clay chips. They do not have the same type of porosity to absorb and benefit from oiling in the same way.

Not the same, but they do benefit from some oil. That oil can be achieved via oiling or through sessions of play. If you want them looking sharp the first night of play, oiling helps the darker colored chips.

An oil bath (or even a water rinse) will also keep factory dust off your felt.

 

[Preditor]

Not the same, but they do benefit from some oil. That oil can be achieved via oiling or through sessions of play. If you want them looking sharp the first night of play, oiling helps the darker colored chips.

An oil bath (or even a water rinse) will also keep factory dust off your felt.

Exactly.

And the Majestics in particular come with a ton of dust on them out of the box.

This is my third rodeo doing this. I expanded my current set and could literally see the difference side by side from my previous oiled chips vs. this new batch.

The oiling makes a big difference. And while handling may have the same effect, I play once a month. This is a great boost.

 

[monkeydog]

Exactly.

And the Majestics in particular come with a ton of dust on them out of the box.

This is my third rodeo doing this. I expanded my current set and could literally see the difference side by side from my previous oiled chips vs. this new batch.

The oiling makes a big difference. And while handling may have the same effect, I play once a month. This is a great boost.

You'd think you'd learn after buying junk the first two times and buy some good chips.

Call them whatever you want, they are cheap plastic crap from China.

Is it a slightly better piece of crap than the others? Sure, but that's like putting sparkles on dog shit. It's still dog shit.

 

[Preditor]

You'd think you'd learn after buying junk the first two times and buy some good chips.

Call them whatever you want, they are cheap plastic crap from China.

Is it a slightly better piece of crap than the others? Sure, but that's like putting sparkles on dog shit. It's still dog shit.

They work for me. My players and I love them.

You don't need to buy them. It wasn't an advertisement; it was a joke.