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Hey, I'm Nicky Numbers, Professional Poker Player, and today I'm going to show you some really cool chip tricks. We're going to start with the chip roll. What you want to do, is get some small amount of chips, like five or six, is usually good. And you want to start them in one hand, and then what we're going to do, we're going to start with one hand and roll them to the other hand, and then be able to easily pick them up. So, the way you do this trick, is you start with your chips in your right hand, or your left hand, depending on which hand's dominant. So, your right hand, you start with your chips in your right hand, and you want to hold them between your thumb, and your index finger. And then, what you're going to do, is you're going to slowly release your thumb from the end, so that one chip falls off. And then, another. And then, another. And then, another. And then, another. And then, the last one.
And the key is the angle of your hand. All you're really doing, is releasing the chips. So, I'm just holding them tight and snuggly here, and then, slip, lifting my thumb the slightest amount, so that it rolls to the other hand. The part you're going to have to experiment with, is the position of your hand, because if you do it too straight, they don't go far enough. If you do it too low, they could go really far. So, you want to have, like, a nice forty-five degree angle in your hand, ideally, and that's going to make the perfect roll. So, try to get, like, a forty-five degree angle, and then just release from the thumb up. And just practice hitting your other hand. Once, you can do that, you will be able to roll them all, from hand to the other. So, another cool trick I'm going to show you is, what I call, a chip slinky. Remember a slinky where it goes from one step, down to the next, down to the next? Well, that's kind of how this trick works. You go from one finger, to the next, and over, and back up. I always wished my slinky could go back up the stairs, but it never could.
So, the way you do this trick, is you start in between your thumb and your index finger, so that when the chip goes over, it hits the top of your finger, in between your knuckles. In between this knuckle, and that knuckle. So, you can see how it works, by just balancing a chip there, and seeing how you can kind of get it with the other finger. So, you just start with your thumb and your index finger, and then you, kind of, let go, and the chip falls. If your finger is away from the other finger, then when you touch it, you'll be able to create just enough friction to flick the chip over. And then again. And then again. Now, the last one is tough because most people don't have a whole lot of pinky strength, but you're just squeezing the two, so you don't need much. Then your thumb comes from underneath and does all the work. So, it goes like that. Another chip trick I want to show you, is called the up and over. You start with three poker chips, and you put them in your hand, and then you flick it. One to the next, to the next, to the next, to the next. The key to this trick is to use four fingers well. You want to use your ring finger, your middle finger, your index finger, and your thumb. However, your thumb cannot be responsible for holding the chips, at all. So, all I'm doing with the thumb is lifting. I'm just lifting. It's staying planted on my index finger.
That's the anchor. So, my middle finger is not moving at all, and my thumb is using pressure against the index finger, to lift it up gently. Once you're able to lift it up a little bit, it can just, kind of, fall back. I'm not really doing a whole lot of work to guide it back, once it's up and over. I'm just putting the slightest amount of pressure from my thumb, to my index finger, and then pulling it back. So, that's how you do some cool poker tricks. And, what it will do, is it will show players at the table that you're playing with, that you have some experience. Actually, before the first time I ever played live poker, I had only been an online player and I learned some chip tricks, and how to move my stack and bet, before I ever played live poker. It made me so much more comfortable, and it gave my opponents the feel that I'd played a lot of live poker, in the past.

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[@brd8764]

Know lot of.

[@John-yf8qh]

Woah, woah!! I’ve never seen anyone other than me using these fairly generic but WSOP favourite chips :) :) They’re pretty basic by chip standards, but I had these as my first set and I love ‘em.

[@cloudstreets1396]

My favorite chip trick is when I sit down with short stacks and leave with tall stacks.

[@DaryxFox]

Same.

[@bargisfat6886]

Nice

[@Annihilasian]

How do you do that? Everytime I start with short stacks they keep disappearing

[@davidan95]

Annihilasian F

[@pz8814]

Teach me that please.

[@YakobtoshiNakamoto]

Just remember that everything you do at the poker table conveys information. You can't be all loosey-goosey, eating a sandwhich while you do these tricks...

[@nandasurya8082]

lol there's one guy playing on like high level poker and eating a chinese noodle and won 1mil $

[@joseph_manero]

A fellow man of culture I see

[@VHadjig]

hahahahahahahahahaha... THE LEGEND!

[@janelysguzman8764]

Daniel

[@frederikbroker9823]

Ahh man you just go around poker videos typing the same comment every time!

[@user-py2mt1bs5f]

the name of the video should be"what should you do when you are afraid of calling"

[@robertlaurain3094]

I was waiting for the chip shuffle, thats the most impressive and smooth looking chip trick ive ever seen,, i was in a game and the guy next to me did it flawlessly over and over without missing a beat,, but it was hard to see how he was doing it, it reminds you of a deck of cards shuffling, but with one hand, he would split the chips down the middle and shuffle them and start over, only using that one hand, it looked awesome!

[@Eli1234fivesix]

Man I can’t wait to use these in my next game, hopefully they’ll help me play better

[@jhkk1269]

how?

[@Eli1234fivesix]

I apologize for the inability to convey sarcasm in text, but that was sarcastic 😑

[@bishop2985]

I got a nice test tomorrow and here I am : )

[@halo79hi96]

Tbh I was hoping he would show the chip shuffling thing

[@senditletmeknow]

He called with Q8 honey

[@quattro4468]

Meltdown in 3...2...1. * jumps out of seat.

[@mdougf]

LOL

[@mylifeisfunny8911]

i can watch these tricks all day long. beautiful

[@superman25671]

"Chip Slinky"?!?. It's called a coin roll.

[@Oozywolf]

Paul Mitchell "What I call..." That's what he likes to call it.

[@robinaguilar8949]

I thought it was called a knuckle roll

[@rickjamez4987]

Yeah, because you want your opponents to know your experienced. Lmao.

[@lukehastings5565]

Trump Trolls that can actually give u a huge advantage

[@itskelvinn]

:31 start with tour chips in your right hand or left hand Wow thanks i didnt know that already

[@Noky_]

Its 3 am have work in 2 hours why am i doing this

[@RandomGuy-db7qx]

5 36 am here

[@coltonholliday6264]

Sick, I have to learn this left handed lol

[@ozake26]

Those are Chip Tricks !! *GU~~rGle* !~

[@gerhardmoeller774]

Learn to calculate pot odds.... a much more profitable skill.

[@alanspurlock]

i don't how he does the chip roll. i like to roll them using my fingers to make the chips roll further and true.

[@maximusfrank2835]

My favorite trick is when I’m counting cards- if I’m trying to get down to the decimal point for the true count I pretend I’m having trouble counting my red chips to stall on my bet. They always think I’m an idiot and dealers always give me that “nice hand” comment like it was all luck 😊

[@GroundationOnly]

You dont count cards in poker..

[@halojustin01234567]

You are so cool!!!!

[@awesomemessi]

Spring, zm's card twirl, scissor cut. ( Cardistry analogue)

[@mns497]

His face is so serious 😄😄

[@vesta2895]

Another one

[@lovejohansson3868]

What is the brand of those chips?

[@lollergamer0075]

Wow

[@cococrushLION]

this guy sounds like joe pesci

[@surface-talent5701]

it hit me too i swear !!!!!!!!!! good call though

[@jamesdavenport907]

It's the new york accent init

[@darrylwolfe7359]

What are you? Some wise guy or somethin? Whats the matta with you?

[@xenophon8958]

hahaha aye someone else too

[@ktostam7785]

Yasss!

[@subscribe820]

The real 1 st

[@cristianionescu8283]

what does this trick mean? "i am running" or what?

[@dawpawnshop]

BOOM BOOM BOOOOOOOM 😁

[@Igoing2befamousstuff]

Also I invite you to just simply start playing with a personal set, and make up your own.

[@valentinpy409]

-How to win at poker- *Cool tricks*

[@LuisHernandez-sk7iq]

or just play poker and fiddle with your chips while you wait or think

[@ssimpson3288]

So these are essentially like the unwritten rules of baseball than. Don't admire a home run, don't talk about a no-hitter in progress, don't steal bases when greatly ahead, etc.

[@theejayzeeable]

No. Those are etiquette rules, which poker also has. These are tricks, like when baseball players do tricks with a baseball.

[@undefinedvariable8085]

@@theejayzeeable What are some these poker etiquette rules for the uninitiated?

[@silverstar8683]

My fingers are too short for the Chip slinky lol

[@Chsojdksd]

what is the material of your chips?

[@warhasnorules8604]

This does not help you win.

[@Racer57]

+War Has No Rules But it makes you look like you know what you are doing

[@warhasnorules8604]

lmao yeah right !hahaha

[@fr_steven728]

+War Has No Rules But it is funny to do :)

[@DjSjespeR]

It helps recreational players to win. Professional (live) players play differently according to their opponent. They get an edge if they know one is a recreational player, as they know they should be looking for mistakes or crazy moves. These tricks will make you look like a more experienced poker player and will therefore help you

[@someonenamevalencia7527]

War Has No Rules it help in poker you never want to look like a suker

[@sublimesense7761]

Number of chips not amount. Even though the chips represent money they’re still individual units.

[@wakolsd3788]

Dude sounds exactly like charlie from its always sunny

[@subscribe820]

No it was me

[@BloodyMonarchAlucard]

This are really chip tricks

[@sweetpapajazz]

Will this help me win ?

[@loganpyke3042]

sweetpapajazz Probably not. If anything it would distract the other players and you’d look rude.

[@KingKatuunko]

I promise, your opponent cares nothing about your cute chip tricks.

[@user-cs6ln7wt7r]

Please how cost this chips

[@cerealsop]

Haram

[@steventasker235]

Is there another saying or word for 'chip tricks'

[@theejayzeeable]

No. No need for a different one.

[@SaaGT]

I want ask a question. If you do this tricks while playing poker is this advantage or not? Since you do this illustrations may it distract him or make him think you're a professional?

[@rawrizord]

Lmfao

[@UhmActually.]

YOOO GROWTOPIA

[@milkys7598]

Is this GTO?

[@theejayzeeable]

It's more GTO than a classic Pontiac muscle car.

[@haloinfinite6253]

1 st

[@martinst-pierre6620]

Why would you want to show players you have experience?

[@merlinswand6996]

Idk how this got 1.5M views. I have some chip tricks that would blow peoples minds. Maybe I should make a tutorial video

[@mrzillagaming]

I’m 12 and I’m already learning how to gamble

[@kamler7048]

Это разве трюки...?

[@luisaugusto5263]

My dog

[@ronnierocha42]

You do know if you held your hand in a 45° angle it would be almost closed, right? I think you mean a 135°. Maybe?

[@para-modic7974]

No a flat open hand is 180°

[@TheMrconquerant80]

No, he meant from the table to his hand beginning from the left side.

[@natejt]

He didn’t even do the chip shuffle

[@thijs822]

Lol i never played poker why am i here

[@scotts6525]

this is confusing... ive watched it like 1 million home

[@JoshuaOlithao]

That mickey mouse voice tho

[@LooLoo253Akkkkmed]

aha shame he cant bring it back up his fingers he kinda sucks then

[@prashantchandu]

Funny haha?

[@whithagemann]

I can make all my chips disappear

[@maxhasabigc0ck938]

Instructions not clear ,burned the chicken

[@rosswatson3758]

Fingers don't work. Broke hand.

[@user-gg5tp2ki4u]

うむ

[@CA-vp1tq]

线上找我

[@BurntAlpaca]

No he doesn't

[@markmccormack4268]

i would look into your eyes and read the soul though

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[@RodgersCromartie]

the fuck?

[@user-su4qx3tn6t]

こんなことできてもかてなきゃいみねーよ

[@haloinfinite6253]

sdilkie

[@itzmurda27]

You do not need to know poker chip tricks to be a good poker player or have experience the hell is this clown talking about

[@godbluffvdgg]

You're right, but when you're waiting for a lollygagger to call a raised bet, it gives you something to do...:)

[@neoryan333]

It makes it LOOK like you have experience. Listen, dumbass.

[@cjbotts]

+neoryan333 that's right

[@mike365fly]

just lithen

[@shyam.s1541]

itzmurda27 it helps to bluff

[@ismeterdinch7411]

This doesn't help me to earn money from poker so... that trick sucks 😉

[@luka6257]

I hate when people say 'trick'...

[@luketube7207]

Trick

[@luketube7207]

Trick

[@luka6257]

@@luketube7207 😂😂

[@ericli2936]

stay away from gambling. It’s a road that take you no where. Even if the house have no house edge like poker, you are wasting your time.