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Be smart, play smart, learn how to play craps the right way! Take a look at my article titled Chips or Cheques. Simply go to my Free Articles page in the menu bar
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Casino personnel usually refer to chips as "cheques," which is of French origin. Technically, there's a difference between a chip and a cheque. A cheque is a
chip with a denomination printed on it and is always worth the value of the imprinted denomination. Chips, however, don't have denominations imprinted on them
and any color can be worth any amount as defined by the dealer. For example, in a poker tournament, the dealer may define white chips as $1 and blue chips as
$10; whereas, in a roulette game, the dealer may define white chips as $0.25 and blue chips as $2. Another example, the cheap red, white, and blue plastic
chips you buy at Wal-Mart for your Friday-night poker game are called "chips" because they don't have denominations imprinted on them.
When you plop your money down on the table and hear the dealer say, "Cheque change only," he's simply telling the boxman that a new player wants to
exchange cash for chips (cheques), and that the cash on the table is not in play. Cash plays in most casinos, so if you put a $5 bill on the Pass Line just before
the shooter rolls the dice and the dealer doesn't exchange your cash for chips, your cash is "live" and "in play." When the dealer says, "Cheque change only,"
the boxman knows that your cash is not in play.
For more valuable information about the difference between chips and cheques, go to my Articles page and click on the title Chips or Cheques. Now you know!
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above and click on the article title to start learning to play craps the right way.
Casino personnel usually refer to chips as "cheques," which is of French origin. Technically, there's a difference between a chip and a cheque. A cheque is a
chip with a denomination printed on it and is always worth the value of the imprinted denomination. Chips, however, don't have denominations imprinted on them
and any color can be worth any amount as defined by the dealer. For example, in a poker tournament, the dealer may define white chips as $1 and blue chips as
$10; whereas, in a roulette game, the dealer may define white chips as $0.25 and blue chips as $2. Another example, the cheap red, white, and blue plastic
chips you buy at Wal-Mart for your Friday-night poker game are called "chips" because they don't have denominations imprinted on them.
When you plop your money down on the table and hear the dealer say, "Cheque change only," he's simply telling the boxman that a new player wants to
exchange cash for chips (cheques), and that the cash on the table is not in play. Cash plays in most casinos, so if you put a $5 bill on the Pass Line just before
the shooter rolls the dice and the dealer doesn't exchange your cash for chips, your cash is "live" and "in play." When the dealer says, "Cheque change only,"
the boxman knows that your cash is not in play.
For more valuable information about the difference between chips and cheques, go to my Articles page and click on the title Chips or Cheques. Now you know!
Remember, learn how to play craps the right way.