I palmed this marker off the new casino Hold'em table at Caesars Indiana the other night. I had no clue how to play, the dealer had no clue how to deal it, but fun was had by all.

I"m sure these must be used for BJ tables as well but hadn't seen them before. There's also a little Caesars logoed chip-sized plug used to mark a "check" in the hold'em game. Couldn't get any yet but plan too. (He couldn't read the board in hold'em, which is all I could do, so I called attention to two pay-off mistakes he made in back-to-back hands. He got a little miffed and watched me like a hawk, not letting me get my hands anywhere near the betting circle where the coveted plugs were.)

Anyway, I'm offering this seat reserver, used by Dave Cinch himself, with autograph and all, for the first offer of five figures or better. LOL. I'll be sitting by my email waiing.

Seriously, are these standard markers? Never seen one in my life.

Cinch