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Great price! GLWS

Wish I could! Good luck selling.

When we move a player, we move them from the position they are in on their current table into the same position on the new table... so if utg+1 goes out on the short table... we would move whoever is going to be utg+1 in the next hand from the heavy table to the eliminated players seat.

Thanks for all your input folks. I think I know where to go from here. I only have 3 tables on the go for now but having a predetermined break down order seems to be the best course of action to ensure the best cash table. Again... thanks for your input!

I'd love to have a look at this link but my work has it blocked for some reason... o_O I'll have to wait until I get home I guess.

Ok so if you have 5 tables and table 1 is going to be your final table... you would pull from table 5 first if it were your heavy table? Then 4, 3, 2 once enough players were eliminated?

so it's just random? That makes sense I guess. I think I was over complicating it in my head thinking of MTT's with lots of tables but I guess the process would be the same. Thanks for your input.

I don't use Tournament Director. We move a player based always on position to the BB but I'm just not sure when you have 2 tables with the same number of players... how do you decide which table to move a player from.

Just looking for what the accepted practice is for balancing tables in a MTT. So if you have 3 tables of 9 players and 2 players are eliminated from one table so you have 7, 9, 9. How do you decide which table of 9 you pull the player from to balance the tables?

I've got a cash set in there now... just waited for my bird-cage to show up before adding them :)

We have about 25 players regularly. I always provide finger foods and snacks. I usually spend around about $50-$60 on food per night. The way I recoup is by having a 50/50 draw. Half going to the house and half going to the winning number... this reduces my food costs to almost nil most night.

The wife and I redid this old office cabinet into a poker supply display case as well.

Thanks to p5woody for the cloth design and chanman poker tables for the print. Special thanks to Rob Janes for the build and design of the table.

coming along nicely!

Sharp looking chips glws

building towers

beautiful work man!

Nice chips. GLWS

as long as they go outside... i don't care what they smoke.

any recommendations for good apps for playing on your phone?