Photo by Randy Morse In order to do a Big Slinky* poker chip trick, you need to understand a couple of concepts I havent elaborated on before. The first is the use of a Sitter stack, which is a shorter chip stack sitting next to the Base stack. The...

Photo by Randy Morse Many of you are familiar with the Poker Chip Shuffle trick. When you start with an 8-chip stack, 4 of one color on top of 4 of another color, and then Shuffle three times, you end up with the same 4-on-4 stack you started...

Photo by Randy Morse I wanted to create a case that would carry plenty of chips, as well as having a good padded surface for practicing. I started with an empty 300 chip aluminum case, above center, (available for $8.94 from Discount Casino Gear...

Having been an Entrecard member for over a year, I got a little lax and didn't pay close enough attention to the evolving rule changes. I failed to notice the change from 1 to 5 posts needed per 3 month period, and I got behind. I've been busy...

Clay Chips I have found that the best chips for doing most Flip Jumps are clay poker chips, because there is very good friction between the chips. This gets more important as the stacks you're using get taller. The higher the friction, the better...