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Thread: How bad are the ASM chip thickness problems?

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10-09-2007, 09:39 AM

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Re: How bad are the ASM chip thickness problems?

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Originally Posted by imthatguy

Try not to make a big deal over something that is hand made for you.

But why don't the other chip makers have this issue? And if I'm forking $1.45 per chip I'd like to have stacks of 20 that are at least within a mm. Maybe variation over a stack of 60, but when there's a half to three quarters a chip difference in a stack of 20...just not acceptable. My chips were this far off. Other companies are hand made and don't have this problem to this degree...why should it be acceptable from ASM? I love their chips, but this is a big deal IMO.

I would bet that no casino would accept stacks that were off by that much.

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