And that is probably the reason why there was so much confusion with those who were either not familiar with gambling or not familiar with non-denomination, American-style Roulette chips in different colors for each player who sets their own value at buy in...as were Rick, who had no idea what he was looking at, or Jo, who thought they were "drink tip tokens" and then "training chips" and then you pop in appearing to be totally lost in agreeing with Jo that they might be "training chips" as well and then both of you begin talking about French Roulette of all things which has nothing to do with the Playboy Club London find subject and when I compared them with the Portsmouth American-style Roulette chips in jeton form you seemed not to grasp on to that and kept mentioning they are jetons and when I was finally able ti get you to realize what they were and posted the article showing they were Roulettes along witn the chart showing they were Roùlettes in the lead post in this thread, you kept bringing up that they are jetons and should be listed as jetons and not under Roulette.

ChipGuide then reassigned the Portsmoutn Roulette to Rouette Chips where the clay Roulette chips were listed under Roulette Chips and it appears you became very upset and posted this.............................