TonZaga
Straight
LSD > LCD or so they sayA button with a small (amount of) LSD would be preferable!
also glasses
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Most Useful Poker "Accessories", Least Useful? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter MrCatPants
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Obesibas
Sitting Out
I was just barely able to get my friends to use two decks of cards. I'll never be able to convince them to use a cut card.
TonZaga
Straight
Point out the bottom card of the deck when it’s being waved around and it should change their mind
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Not to mention a cut card is useful in... uh... cutting the deck.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
Ugh, please tell me that you're not one of those people that cuts a deck by jamming the cut card into the deck. It's not a blackjack shoe!
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
1. Place the cut card on the table.
2. Take some amount of cards off the top of deck and place them on the cut card.
3. Take the remaining cards and place them on top of the cards that were just placed on top of the cut card.
2. Take some amount of cards off the top of deck and place them on the cut card.
3. Take the remaining cards and place them on top of the cards that were just placed on top of the cut card.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
The only detail you missed would be "with the same hand".
Marius L
4 of a Kind
Genius. I am going to the Lego store tomorrow.
Wow, lot of hate for dealer buttons in self dealt cash games...y'alls players are a lot more observant than mine are. I feel like I'm playing in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest half the time.
Tl;dr entire thing
Useful:
- tournament software that tracks everything.
- starting stack tubes
- thermal printer to provide table/seat, so I don’t have tell everyone every 10 seconds.
- players that help out all of the time.
- beverage fridge
- bourbon
Not useful:
- rebuy chips. Tournament software handles it
- seating chips. Tournament software handles it
- buy-in chips. Tournament software handles it.
- papers with blind structure printed on them. Tournament software handles it.
- scotch
Useful:
- tournament software that tracks everything.
- starting stack tubes
- thermal printer to provide table/seat, so I don’t have tell everyone every 10 seconds.
- players that help out all of the time.
- beverage fridge
- bourbon
Not useful:
- rebuy chips. Tournament software handles it
- seating chips. Tournament software handles it
- buy-in chips. Tournament software handles it.
- papers with blind structure printed on them. Tournament software handles it.
- scotch
Useful:
Dyson handheld with brush attachment
Dealer Button (because people drink duh)
Less useful:
All-In button. People Call before I can get the damn thing out
Super not useful:
SB & BB buttons. What's next UTG, UTG+1, HJ & CO buttons?
Dyson handheld with brush attachment
Dealer Button (because people drink duh)
Less useful:
All-In button. People Call before I can get the damn thing out
Super not useful:
SB & BB buttons. What's next UTG, UTG+1, HJ & CO buttons?
ktran
Flush
Noice! Able to make a chip rack out of Legos? I'd probably super glue them when it's a final form.
As a "Lego Snob" I ask that you "please don't!"
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
Exhausting. My mooks can barely keep a dealer button moving and they ask me to use the SB BB chips on a full ring. As if me keeping them focused isn't enough, now I have 3 buttons to move. I move the dealer button to the previous SB, he's holding the SB button and has the nerve to thank me for the dealer button before going back to talking about his fucking video game. They lost their blind button privileges lol.
I actually forgot my most useful item:
My Shuffletech!!! To all you haters out there: YOU ARE WRONG. VERY WRONG!!
My Shuffletech!!! To all you haters out there: YOU ARE WRONG. VERY WRONG!!
merkong
Full House
Useful: In table USB ports at each spot in view but under the rail. (Yes, our 10 man home build has them. Search my threads)
Useful: Dedicated dealer. My second in command (@scoobydoobs ) loves dealing. He moves the button (enough with the button hate), keeps the action flowing and has wicked long arms.
Useful: Dedicated shuffler. A member of the core crew usually winds up immediately to the right of the dealer (when our second 10-man is finished and we open back up to two table action we’ll draw for table/seats) and does a casino shuffle and has the next deck ready for @scoobydoobs
Useful: Card covers. It gives the dealer a target when dealing and has prevented accidental mucks as well as helping other players know that there are cards that haven’t been mucked in front of someone.
Not Useful: Two-way drink holders. We switched to the jumbo stainless or brass cup holders versus the two-way ones and out near misses (and the accompanying skipped heartbeats) are gone.
Not Useful: Excessive emphasis on food. Every game is different and I understand that. We play twice a week. Players are free to bring something (no dish to pass kind of thing) for themselves or others but keep it under control. Order something to the house if you like. Golden Corral doesn’t have poker because they don’t need it to survive just like our game doesn’t need food to keep it sustainable.
I’m sure there’s more on both sides.
Ken
Useful: Dedicated dealer. My second in command (@scoobydoobs ) loves dealing. He moves the button (enough with the button hate), keeps the action flowing and has wicked long arms.
Useful: Dedicated shuffler. A member of the core crew usually winds up immediately to the right of the dealer (when our second 10-man is finished and we open back up to two table action we’ll draw for table/seats) and does a casino shuffle and has the next deck ready for @scoobydoobs
Useful: Card covers. It gives the dealer a target when dealing and has prevented accidental mucks as well as helping other players know that there are cards that haven’t been mucked in front of someone.
Not Useful: Two-way drink holders. We switched to the jumbo stainless or brass cup holders versus the two-way ones and out near misses (and the accompanying skipped heartbeats) are gone.
Not Useful: Excessive emphasis on food. Every game is different and I understand that. We play twice a week. Players are free to bring something (no dish to pass kind of thing) for themselves or others but keep it under control. Order something to the house if you like. Golden Corral doesn’t have poker because they don’t need it to survive just like our game doesn’t need food to keep it sustainable.
I’m sure there’s more on both sides.
Ken
Wait. I'm a dedicated Dealer. So now I'm just an accessory?!?
It’s funny you say that because there are at least a couple of Chinese food restaurants with big bars nearby, and they host free poker on some weeknights because they need it to survive.
But I agree with your actual point - messy foot has no place at the poker table.
Anything is possible with LEGO. Whether it will look nice though...
I made a few barrel holders with transparent pieces and they are OK.
Yup! And if that one player doesn't stop betting out of turn, everyone else at the table will be an accessory after the fact.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
It's funny you mention that, because I recruited a number of my players from a a game that started in a Chinese restaurant. It later moved to a gastropub. Food has always been a part of my game. I wouldn't deem in "necessary", but I find the games with food have a far better mix of players (a lot more women, people have brought their kids... it becomes more than "just cards".
As for Golden Corral, the one in our town closed. If they had poker they would probably use dice chips, so I still would not have had gone.
slisk250
Straight Flush
Useful? The custom chip cart Tony is making for me.
Al Azouri
3 of a Kind
Can’t wait for the kit to come out.Genius. I am going to the Lego store tomorrow.
LeLe
4 of a Kind
I probably paid the extra considering the long waiting turnover time and lack of response from One eyed
ktran
Flush
I already got racks, but was just interested in pricing. I guess Legos have increased their prices as my price reference was probably from childhood lmao.
Yes, but when you’re done using the Lego version you can take it apart and scatter the pieces and nobody will ever know what a huge chip geek you are.
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