I'm thinking about buying a poker table (oval for 6-8 people), so my question is: do you prefer tables with or without cup holders (with a side table, for example)? I can imagine that a cup holder can sometimes be annoying, right?
Is it less social with side tables?Cup Holders all the way.
Its a social event at my place
Can be. Yes.Is it less social with side tables?![]()
Can be. Yes.
The drink holders give the vibe that it is ok to drink... side carts can still be used, which we do.
Not everyone likes to use the drink holder, some do. Also, drink holders help guests know where to line up seat, especially at a full table.
The drink holders give the vibe that it is ok to drink...
Cup Holders all the way.
Its a social event at my place
Is it less social with side tables?![]()
Good deep cupholders are difficult to defeat - they're pretty much spillproof. Shallow cupholders are the worst.Cup holders are the worst. Cups/glasses will be in the way, and it's still way too easy to knock things over and spill liquid all over the cloth.
Small side tables FTW
This is interestingNo built-in cupholders. If you don't have a raised rail, slide-under cupholders (have a tab that slide under the rail) are excellent. You only have a cupholder if you want one.
Are shallow cupholders even cupholders?Good deep cupholders are difficult to defeat - they're pretty much spillproof. Shallow cupholders are the worst.
These are a lot of chips.Turns out, I have no decent pics of my cupholders… maybe this one to show the depth for the can.
I got the ‘deep’ brass cupholders that are wider at the top. You can’t knock over a drink easily with these. I don’t have space for all the side tables, and the under table rotating cupholders had mixed reviews here, so went in the rail:
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The shallow barrington ones are more risk, but I don’t regret getting these in the rail.
GL!
Let’s not derail your thread good sir. The chip efficiency police will be out like moths to a flameThese are a lot of chips.
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I really didn't want cup holders in the table or the rail and wasn't a fan of carts either so I went for an in between solution - same as the slide ins mentioned but fixed position, though removable. 2-3 years in and zero spillage.