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I've decided that if I'm going to be spending all this time on poker paraphernalia, I need to jump back in head first to hosting. We just moved, but we're in an HOA of thousands of homes. Taking the kid for a ride on his scooter I've already ran into guys who would play.
The problem is, we gave away all 3 tables, chairs - everything when we moved. (Had no idea if we would have had space for them, and they wouldn't have sold for much). Additionally, I no longer have a whole basement to myself or even a dedicated poker room (I figure to start we'll be playing outdoors, garage or even driveway with amenities and such out there to be more covid friendly).
Starting from nothing and attempting to keep this as low cost as possible, give me some feedback and let me know if I'm going the wrong direction.
In trying to keep this iteration super cheap, I thought about a topper. But then we're stuck playing in the dining room (only table) which wouldn't work. A PCFer found this in my area for $100 (listed for $3 something). Figure that's worth it as a short term solution. Would it be horrible to use a table with the cutout and no dedicated dealer?
I also need the table/feet to fold. When not in use I’ll probably just hang it up on the wall. Saw @DoubleEagle suggest these, figure cheap enough at $100 and light enough I can hang in garage and carry inside/outside when needed? Awaiting shipping cost from them. Are there cheaper fixes for folding legs if this is only a temporary solution/table?
https://www.metalkraft.com/folding-legs/banquet-style-wishbone-legs-1-detail
It reads "Banquet chairs", 10 of em for $100. It looks like these chairs are often stupid expensive or stupid cheap. These look to be like stupid cheap ones? Do I need better pictures/lower price/different chairs?
So looking at probably around $350 all in for the above before grabbing sliding cup holders and such. Too much for something just temp? Not enough and need to spend more or wait for better chairs?
The problem is, we gave away all 3 tables, chairs - everything when we moved. (Had no idea if we would have had space for them, and they wouldn't have sold for much). Additionally, I no longer have a whole basement to myself or even a dedicated poker room (I figure to start we'll be playing outdoors, garage or even driveway with amenities and such out there to be more covid friendly).
Starting from nothing and attempting to keep this as low cost as possible, give me some feedback and let me know if I'm going the wrong direction.
In trying to keep this iteration super cheap, I thought about a topper. But then we're stuck playing in the dining room (only table) which wouldn't work. A PCFer found this in my area for $100 (listed for $3 something). Figure that's worth it as a short term solution. Would it be horrible to use a table with the cutout and no dedicated dealer?
I also need the table/feet to fold. When not in use I’ll probably just hang it up on the wall. Saw @DoubleEagle suggest these, figure cheap enough at $100 and light enough I can hang in garage and carry inside/outside when needed? Awaiting shipping cost from them. Are there cheaper fixes for folding legs if this is only a temporary solution/table?
https://www.metalkraft.com/folding-legs/banquet-style-wishbone-legs-1-detail
It reads "Banquet chairs", 10 of em for $100. It looks like these chairs are often stupid expensive or stupid cheap. These look to be like stupid cheap ones? Do I need better pictures/lower price/different chairs?
So looking at probably around $350 all in for the above before grabbing sliding cup holders and such. Too much for something just temp? Not enough and need to spend more or wait for better chairs?
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