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Also I would say long pips players tend to change their pips side more often than inverted, short pips or anti players change their rubbers, so maybe it's a long pips thing.

That may also have to do with the fact that long pips generally wear out quicker than other rubbers.
It is less of an inconvenience to change rubbers when you need a new sheet anyway.

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