And when you finally find one, it's in wrong currency...I feel that the lack of poker table availability in the UK brings out the creative juices…
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And when you finally find one, it's in wrong currency...I feel that the lack of poker table availability in the UK brings out the creative juices…
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But how do you really feel?This is the #1 thing that tilts me in table design.
I can never understand why anyone would want the felt raised above the chip-stacking areas.
Sliding a barrel or pushing a whole stack across the felt is one of the top pleasures of betting (second to actually winning).
I can’t fathom how this ever became a thing.
Maybe it goes back to those octagonal tables mass produced in the ’60s/’70s, with chip wells 2-3 full inches below the raised felt center. I see these at yard sales in my area all the time. I even bought one for $10 once, before I knew better, and thought I could modify it without too much trouble. Seems like a someone in corporate design thought the raised area was more fancy or more businesslike, I guess.
It also sometimes crops up with racetrack tables that have wooden surrounds for the chips. I’ve played occasionally and social hall games with those tables, and absolutely hate it.
How expensive is that table? Cause .... Ya know .... Firewood is really expensive right now
Open burning that would invoke some hefty EPA fines.How expensive is that table? Cause .... Ya know .... Firewood is really expensive right now
When they see the table I am burning, the EPA will just call it a controlled toxic burn and be glad it's goneOpen burning that would invoke some hefty EPA fines.
Burning is legal in Indiana outside large city limits. Small towns it just happens.Open burning that would invoke some hefty EPA fines.
Woho! Live poker without having to deal with drunk bastards around!
This thread never ceases to amaze. Even I, who can barely put together an Ikea piece of furniture, was able to build a decent looking standard oval table with a padded rail and speed cloth. Who the hell are these idiots?
ClearlyNever underestimate the human potential to screw up any project. Especially when it comes to design.
Oh look, a moat!
Full timePart time chicken feeder?
WTFFFFFFFFFThis may just be my best yet!!
A riddle encased in an enigma.
No commentary from me. I’ll stand back and let you all gaze in wonder…
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The “chips” are just sluggos sadly and not chips of wood, which would have been so much better
This may just be my best yet!!
A riddle encased in an enigma.
No commentary from me. I’ll stand back and let you all gaze in wonder…
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The “chips” are just sluggos sadly and not chips of wood, which would have been so much better
While I appreciate a table made out of human skin much as the next guy, I still cant get over the WTF-ness of BonScot's find.
I think it’s a masterpiece. It’s got everything you want in a fugly table (and some things you never knew you wanted).While I appreciate a table made out of human skin much as the next guy, I still cant get over the WTF-ness of BonScot's find.
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Stevie Wonder would have built a better table, and that includes whatever table-saw mishaps that would inevitably occur.
- Tri-level table,
- Wrinkled speed cloth
- No rail
- The cutting-board, hop-scotch "racetrack"
- The half cards in laminate
- The choice of the half-cards
- The child-like painted numbers
- The asymmetrical suits
- The Diamond-Spade-Heart-Club-Moon(?)-Box "suits"
- Not to mention the progression, because Moons should be higher than Spades, but lower than Boxes.