What Would You Like To See?
Can you do something cool with poker chips? What poker chip tricks that are not in the site’s current list of tricks would you like to see added? Pick anything you’ve seen on TV or heard about and leave a comment with your thoughts/ideas. I need a new trick to tackle and with enough feedback, you might get your choice as my selection.
Updated: June 25, 2006 @ 4:22 am
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Comment #28 by Wyatt
March 25th, 2006 @ 5:38 PM
Are you talking about the scissor twirl? I love that trick, used to be hard but now I do it with ease. Also if you want to see some sweet tricks, 21ace’s chip tricks contest always has got the goods.
Comment #27 by jeff
March 16th, 2006 @ 9:34 PM
Hey, i stumbled along this cool site, scroll down to #5 “twirls”, there are a lot of cool ones i’ve never seen before
http://www.21ace.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=303
Comment #26 by dave
March 11th, 2006 @ 5:58 PM
check it out, the anti-gravity muscle pass
http://www.royal.no/elliot/mp.htm
Comment #25 by jeff
March 1st, 2006 @ 10:07 PM
I saw Dutch Boyd do the “knuckle roll flick” on a segment of “the nuts”, it’s not quite like the one John posted back on feb. 11, but it still looks pretty cool.
-you do the regular knucke roll, but once the chip is being rolled on to your ring finger, you grip it between your middle and pinky fingers, applying pressure with your middle finger, you simply release the grip on your pinky and the chip will flick through the air
Comment #24 by john
March 1st, 2006 @ 11:12 AM
i’ve seen 2 new tricks that are pretty goood, the first is rather easy and is called the triangle by marpenothi, the trick has a video so follow this link to check it out http://www.21ace.com/phpBB2/forum/new-chip-trick-gt-the-triangle-2100.htm
the next one is hardest trick i’ve ever tried, it’s called the square PwNeR69, it also comes with a vid so head here to check it out http://www.21ace.com/phpBB2/forum/new-trick-square-2459.htm (if you find this last one abit to tough don’t worry he does simple trick with three chips to find it just head to the fisrt link and scroll down abit)
Comment #23 by max
February 20th, 2006 @ 10:51 AM
Saw this cool “twirl” variation:
-hold 3 chips between your thumb and index
-take your pinky and reach back and touch the side of your index, and pull the middle chip out
-pull the chip down to the side of your thumb with your ring finger
-you should now have two chips between your thumb and index, and one between your ring and thumb
-now reach down with your middle finger and twirl the single chip between your ring and thumb
-now simply slide the chip back to its original starting position with the ring finger and pinky
Comment #22 by john
February 11th, 2006 @ 4:31 PM
Knuckle roll flick, saw it on a uk advert done by a cartoon(no joke), gave it a go and it was pretty easy to do.
start with the regular knuckle roll from the thumb and index down to the pinky, then roll it back towards your thumb.
as you roll over your index finger towards your thumb let the edge of the chip catch on the side your middle finger, push you thumb down on the oposite edge of the chip and release you middle finger.
the chip should then flick into the air, you can then simply catch it in you hand.
done quickly this trick looks very good and is a nice way to finish off a knuckle roll.
Comment #21 by Steve
February 11th, 2006 @ 2:48 PM
4 CHIP ROLLOUT:
1) Start with 4 chips between your index and thumb, your middle finger should be on the bottom perpendicular to the 4 chips and your ring and pinky should be underneath your middle.
2) Pull the first chip (the one closest to your palm) up with your thumb and at the same time roll the other three chips down to your middle finger. You should now have one chip between your thumb and index and three chips between your index and middle, your ring finger should be supporting the three chips and should be perpendicular to them.
3) Pull the next chip closest to your palm up with the index and roll the next two out with your ring finger. You should now have one chip between your thumb and index, one chip between your index and middle, and two chips between your middle and ring.
4) Reach with your pinky finger and pull the chip closest to the tip of your fingers. (This is the same as the final step of the caterpillar.)
5) You should now have one chip between each of your fingers just as in the caterpillar or the butterfly.
*Note: This tutorial works for both the right hand and the left hand.