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Check Raise
UPDATE:
As we pride ourselves on only carrying the finest poker chips available,
we decided to replace our 13 Gram poker chip line. As we specialize
primarily in high-end poker chips, we only like to carry one low-end
poker chip line, and only what we consider to be the best one on
the market. This 13 Gram chip line has been replaced with our Neophyte
poker chip line, a chip very similar to the 13 Gram chip, but
with many distinguishing features.
Create your own set of 300 two-tone
composite poker chips from our 13 Gram poker chip line. You choose
how many of each color. As these chips don't have any denominations
on them, the work well for many different stakes games. You can
designate the values on the fly. A 300-chip set is perfect for the
5-6 person home poker party.
Our motto here
at BuyPokerChips.com is "Real Players. Real Chips." Nonetheless,
we've had a small segment of our potential customer base tell us
that while they love our real clay poker chips, they're just not
in a financial position to drop $300 to $1000 bucks on the real
thing just yet. To accommodate this segment of our customers, we've
decided (perhaps against our better judgment and steadfast belief
that Cheap
Poker Chips Suck) to offer a single line of what we consider
cheap poker chips… but only one, only the best one available
on the market (we collect and personally test them all for touch
and feel, weight, and the sound they make), and only if we create
a path for them to trade-up
to a real clay poker chip set down the road.
Our 13 Gram
poker chip line is currently the best “Cheap poker chip”
on the market. While you can buy them almost anywhere for a variety
of prices, if you buy them here, BuyPokerChips.com’s pioneering
poker chip trade-up program means you can keep the dream alive
on those real clay chips and save a bundle of cash in the process.
Read more…
definitions. "Check Raise"
1: To check the first time the bet comes to you, and then raise
the next time it comes to you, all within a single betting round.
This tactic is often used to lure other players into committing
more funds to a pot.
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