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1 Chip & 1 Chair

henryr09henryr09 Member Posts: 6
edited January 2010 in Poker Chat
What is 1 chip & 1 chair
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  • henryr09henryr09 Member Posts: 6
    edited January 2010
    what is a chip and a chair
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  • dav1964dav1964 Member Posts: 2,526
    edited January 2010
    the chair is your seat ,the chip is your starting stack.blinds start at 0.25 sb 0.50 bb
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  • acebarry10acebarry10 Member Posts: 7,556
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: 1 Chip & 1 Chair:
    what is a chip and a chair
    Posted by henryr09
    Hi

    A chip and a chair is a poker expression, basically when someone loses a lot of chips in a hand and is only left with a few, yes, even 1 they are said to have a chip and a chair, in tournament context, you get 1 chip and have to build from there, or go out :)
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  • MICKYBLUEMICKYBLUE Member Posts: 2,035
    edited January 2010
    a waste of money..........
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  • offshootoffshoot Member Posts: 1,049
    edited January 2010
    a chip and a chair was coined when Jack Strauss was all in at the WSOP, he got knocked out but when he went to get up found a single $500 chip and because he hadnt declared all in he was allowed to continue playing, he went on to win, hence the expression 'all you need is a chip and a chair'
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  • lJAMESllJAMESl Member Posts: 591
    edited January 2010
    In Response to Re: 1 Chip & 1 Chair:
    a chip and a chair was coined when Jack Strauss was all in at the WSOP, he got knocked out but when he went to get up found a single $500 chip and because he hadnt declared all in he was allowed to continue playing, he went on to win, hence the expression 'all you need is a chip and a chair'
    Posted by offshoot
    Now thats a cool story!
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