Party Chips

Party Chips is a mobile application designed for tracking chips in live card games such as poker, blackjack, and 7½ (sette e mezzo). It allows players to host a game and invite others by sharing a code without requiring any sign-up. The app supports both multiplayer games between players and player-versus-dealer formats.

Users can start a game by configuring starting buy-ins, blinds, and other rules before creating the game. The platform offers guided rounds that walk users through betting, dealing, and settling, though they can switch to manual control at any time. Players can adjust small and big blind amounts using plus or minus controls to set the stakes.

The app features a specific mode called 'Free play' which allows users to track chips according to their own rules without any financial commitment. Additionally, users are assigned a Host PIN to securely regain access to their hosting account if they switch to a new phone. This ensures that only the intended host can manage the game settings.

Some users on Reddit mention an infinite money glitch where players can buy balls for one gold and sell them back for five gold each, which has been observed in streams. This mechanic allows streamers to farm points rapidly within the game's economy. The glitch is currently being addressed by the developers with a pending rollback.

The platform supports three distinct card game formats: poker where players build a pot, blackjack played against the dealer, and 7½ (sette e mezzo) also played against the dealer. Each game type has its own icon and specific rules for how the chips are tracked and settled during the round.

The service operates entirely online with no sign-up required, allowing users to simply share a code to join or host a game immediately. This instant access model means there are no barriers to entry for players who want to start tracking chips right away. The entire process is powered by tabajahstack.com infrastructure.

Some reviewers on Reddit have noted that the app's ability to handle both multiplayer games and player-versus-dealer formats makes it versatile for different social settings. Users appreciate the flexibility to choose between competing against friends or playing against the virtual dealer depending on their preference.

The website mentions that users can adjust chip amounts by selecting from preset values like 50, 100, 200, or 500, providing quick options for different stakes. This feature allows hosts to set appropriate buy-ins without manually entering custom numbers every time. The interface includes plus and minus buttons for fine-tuning these values.

The official website of Party Chips is gopartychips.com.

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