Split opinions on this. I think most would say side tables are ideal if you have the space. I haven’t had any issue with them in the rail though. Personally not a fan of the slide under rail cupholders.
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Neither. Side tables ftw.
Side tables take up a lot of space… I am torn if I would do the slide under cupholders again, I probably would, but it’s not as great as I thought it would be. People get confused which cupholder is theirs and you can hit your knee on them, but keeps the table nice and clean.
In a cup holder that slides under the rail and can therefore be moved. This allows easy flex when there are more or less players. A lefty and a righty sitting next to each other don't fight over a cup holder. So many more reasons!
Jake14mw
Flush
I'd rather have no cupholders than cupholders on the table!
Under the table with 40 different t nuts so they can be placed anywhere you want them.
EastCoastCali
Straight
All about this. Used mine for the first time this weekend and we loved it. Bought 2 more the next day lol. Keeps everything out of your way.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
On the table with slide-unders. Move you holder to wherever you want. Don't be limited to just one drink - want to parse out your bourbon with the occasional sip of water, grab another holder. Chip-tower gets knocked over? Slide-unders provide a bit of a wall. Want to spread out when down a few players, slide the holder and keep it in your comfort zone.
Slide-under > side table > in rail > built into the table.
Slide-under > side table > in rail > built into the table.
omt94
Sitting Out
Nymor
3 of a Kind
Tonystark137
Flush
Do you have a built guide?
snowman7777
Sitting Out
Big fan of the circular tables. When youre playing a self dealt game i feel like the oval tables become a problem for those on the ends. This circular table fits better in a lot of spaces as well. Only down side is the number of players that can fit comfortably.
snowman7777
Sitting Out
That poker room
Huskerchipper
Flush
Looks like a spaceship
merkong
Full House
Beautiful table. I have a question. My players are always squawking about sightlines and the players to the left and right of the dealer not being able to see each other, their stacks, if they have cards still etc. We play on an oval and am planning another build, a Lame Curve, to help with this. How does the forward motion of the dealer on a table styled like yours affect that whole sightline thing I mentioned?
Haven't had any issues thus far. 2 and 9 are the only ones that have issues. A good dealer will just tell them then they ask. Everyone said they can see everyone's face really well with no issues. Main thing is build it deep enough so 1 and 10 can see each other. Usually only have 8 on that table until final table.
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