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Thread: How bad are the ASM chip thickness problems?

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10-09-2007, 09:49 AM

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Re: How bad are the ASM chip thickness problems?

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Originally Posted by 99%evil

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.

If you look at the picture above, the stack on the far right and far left look like it's almost exactly 1 chip difference. 19 chips in the stack on the right would equal 20 in the stack on the left.