Flip Jumps
« Previous EntriesThe Flip Jump Contest Has Now Begun
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010The Flip Jump Contest will run for 2 months, ending on September 20, 2010. Follow these steps to enter the contest: Create a Flip Jump video up to 90 seconds long. Submit your video to the YouTube site. Register to become a FREE member of Chip Flip Jump at the top of the right column [...]
An Interesting Chip Flip Jump and Shuffle Mix
Monday, October 6th, 2008Photo by Randy Morse Many of you are familiar with the Poker Chip Shuffle trick. When you start with an 8-chip stack, 4 of one color on top of 4 of another color, and then Shuffle three times, you end up with the same 4-on-4 stack you started with. The same thing happens when you [...]
A Big Slinky: 4 Chips Stepping Down 5 Stacks
Saturday, March 29th, 2008Photo by Randy Morse In order to do a Big Slinky* poker chip trick, you need to understand a couple of concepts I haven’t elaborated on before. The first is the use of a Sitter stack, which is a shorter chip stack sitting next to the Base stack. The Catchers are put down on top [...]
A Couple of Quad Flip Jumps
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008Photo by Randy Morse I finally spent some time working on doing a one-handed Quadruple Chip Flip Jump. I’ve been able to do a Two-Handed Quad for a long time. After I discovered I could do the Zeros, I set out to pull off a Sharpie Quad, a 5 chip 131-122-113-104. It’s a little tricky [...]
The Minimals: 3 and 4 Chips
Friday, February 29th, 2008Photo by Randy Morse The minimum number of chips necessary to do a Single Chip Flip Jump with most poker chips is 3 chips. As you saw in the last post, (The Zeros and Tiddlys, Sharpies and Rounders), with Sharpies you can do it with 2 chips. The minimum number of chips necessary to do [...]
The Zeros and Tiddlys, Sharpies and Rounders
Monday, January 21st, 2008Photo by Randy Morse I didn’t think the Zeros were possible until I bought some New Paulson poker chips. By Zeros, I mean a Chip Flip Jump poker chip trick done without a Base stack. It’s only possible to do with chips that have a very sharp edge, (which I call Sharpies). Most chips don’t [...]
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