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Most Poker games use chips instead of cash, a good practice for many reasons.
Usually, players buy chips from the bank and redeem them at the end of the sessions.

Casinos take great pains to ensure their chips are not counterfeited, but casual games do not.

The problem occurs when new chips that have not been purchased from the bank are gradually introduced into the game. This creates a mini version of the same problems that occurred in post war Germany when the authorities decided that the sensible way to boost the nations economy was simply to print more cash. Not only does it not work, it ruins it for everyone else.

This problem can be solved by buying a set of chips from a reputable gambling supply store.

 
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