Poker Chip Tricks

You sure can. The more people that link to the site, the better it will become. If you’d like, use one of the link images.
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I wouldn’t see why not. It all depends on the size of you hands/fingers and the size of the coin you are using. For instance, I have long fingers and big hands, so I wouldn’t be able to do do many tricks with pennies.

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Either because I don’t know how to do it or I haven’t seen it yet. If you have such a trick, leave a comment below or contact me.
I don’t know how many people have asked about the anti-gravity trick (also called the muscle pass), so I thought I’d just write here about it. This trick […]

Poker is fun
Playing poker is fun. Doing poker chip tricks is also fun. It’s a winning combination.
Impress your friends
You can always impress your friends by doing something that they can’t do. The more poker chip tricks you learn, the more they’ll be impressed. They’ll even ask you to teach them a few tricks.
Intimidation
I’ve never really […]

All the time and everywhere. Not really, but you could. I usually have a few chips near my computer, in the living room, and at work. If I’m playing poker online, I’ll mess around with the chips in between hands just as if I was playing at a real table. When I’m watching TV or […]

Each poker chip trick has a corresponding difficulty. Difficulties are meant as a way to gauge which tricks are easy to learn and which are hard. I thought it would be useful so that poker players would have the option to learn some of the easier tricks first. Some of the easier tricks actually will […]

Nick Momrik is the original creator of the Poker Chip Tricks site on September 26, 2004 . If you’d like to get in touch with Nick, visit the contact form at NICKED Up.