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Thread: Easiest chips to shuffle?

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07-01-2006, 07:50 PM

jamby

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an effortless shuffle without using used chips...

Guess I should have qualified my opening post a bit. I definitely agree that used, broken in chips are by far the most effortless to shuffle.

I was thinking more of new(er) chips.

Of the ceramics that I own, my Kokopellis from the GB are the nicest to shuffle as they're a bit thinner than Chipcos.

-jamby