Von der Basler Variante hab ich noch nie gehört. Strategisch müsste man da ja schon Chips behalten für den Race.
So wie es in Baden gespielt wird ist es wohl geläufig und korrekt.
Die Roberts Rules sagen dazu:
Zitat:11. The lowest denomination of chip in play will be removed from the table when it is no longer needed in the blind or ante structure. All lower-denomination chips that are of sufficient quantity for a new chip will be changed up directly. The method for removal of odd chips is to deal one card to a player for each odd chip possessed. Cards are dealt clockwise starting with the 1-seat, with each player receiving all cards before any cards are dealt to the next player. A player may not be eliminated from the event by the chip-change process. If a player has no chips after the race has been held, he will be given a chip of the higher denomination before anyone else is awarded a chip. Next, the player with the highest card by suit gets enough odd chips to exchange for one new chip, the second-highest card gets to exchange for the next chip, and so forth, until all the lower-denomination chips are exchanged. If an odd number of lower-denomination chips are left after this process, the player with the highest card remaining will receive a new chip if he has half or more of the quantity of lower-denomination chips needed, otherwise nothing.
Wichtig ist auch noch die Aussage, dass niemand vom Tisch geht, wegen eines Race for Chips.
-- Attila
