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Thread: Is a Sopranos chip the same as a Neophyte chip?

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03-07-2007, 01:42 PM

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Re: Is a Sopranos chip the same as a Neophyte chip?

Well the Kingpins and the Sopranos do not feel alike. The closest in feel would be the grey Soprano, the rest are much harder. The whites are the hardest of all and as a result are pretty slippery. The blacks are pretty slippery as well, but the look so sharp its easy to ignore. The lighter version of the Sopranos are extremely hard and slippery.

The Kingpins are much heavier, and have a softer almost chalky feel to them...I am sure this chalkiness will pass after they see more time on the table.

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