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Fastest "Butterfly" Poker Chip Trick

United States

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San Luis Obispo, California, United States / November 3, 2011

Rich Ferguson performed a "Butterfly" trick using poker chips in .95 seconds.

- must use standard poker chips
- time starts when chips first move
- time ends when chips are in the completed and controlled "Butterfly" position
- must provide video evidence

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  • United States Johny Quid

    I can't believe he can do that with his fingers. Now I want to be involved in the casino sphere, but I know it's going to be the worst decision ever.

  • Canada Dan Rollman

    Rich, what would you call it? Also, for these types of categories, I encourage you to do records that involver repetitions so judging can be more accurate. Much easier to time, say, Fastest Time to Complete 5 Butterfly Poker Chip Tricks than just one.

    • United States Rich Ferguson

      HEY! Not sure exactly what you mean. But it's a variation. BUT, there's also a ton of "tricks shots" in pool. Each might have the same RESULT(a ball going in a hole), but if the execution and set up is totally different, it's a different shot. The Caterpillar Star is different than the Butterfly Star.

    • Canada Dan Rollman

      Without proper technology, it's hard to measure between, say, 0.71 seconds and 0.84 seconds. If you created categories that took longer (ie. doing a trick five times in a row), there would be less importance on measuring, say, hundredths of a second.

  • United States Rich Ferguson

    AWESOME! However, that's a different set up and move altogether. The caterpillar, butterfly, etc are different.

    • The Internet iq_tricker

      Hey, I see your point. The Butterfly chiptrick itself is to me commonly known as the move i did. But many people have their own way to get into the final position , which i thought you made clear with the rule referring to the end position. However, i would tell i did not disrespect any rules and made a butterfly chiptrick. So thanks to recordsetter.com for accepting the shot. Regards

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