Casino chips come in
all sorts of denominations and colors. Usually,
$1 chip are white (sometimes blue); $5 chips are
red; $25 chips are green; $100 chips are black;
$500 chips are purple; $1,000 chips are gold or
grey, and $2,000 chips are orange. It’s rare
to see denominations larger than $2,000, except
in some high roller rooms. The sizes of the chips
vary as well. The $1 to $500 chips are the same
size but, usually, the $1,000 and higher denominations
are somewhat larger.
Once
you have your chips, you can begin to bet. However,
even here there are certain protocols that must be followed.
When you are betting different denominations of chips,
you must place the highest denomination on the bottom
and go up accordingly. So if you want to bet $131, you’d
put a black chip on the bottom, a green chip on top
of that, a red chip on the green chip, and a white chip
on the red chip. With the exception of roulette, all
casino table
games within the same
casino use the same denominations and colors. Because
individual bets from a variety of players are stacked
next to and upon one another, roulette games have
many different colored chips, the denominations
of which are determined by the player. When a player
buys in at roulette, he’ll state what he wants
the value of his particular colored chips to be.
Although a player can, at times, bet the normal
casino chips at roulette, he can usually do so if
he’s the only one betting accordingly. Each
individual game will have certain protocols as well.
Suffice it to say that if you want to know how to
hitch a ride, or if you’re trying to figure
out the nature of the class you’re taking,
it’s always best to ask first, before you get
yourself upset or into hot water.
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