ChipEnvy
Full House
So last Friday a table was posted on Craigslist for free, and it came along with this picture.
I emailed the guy and he said "come and get it". I was excited for a couple reasons:
First, I am a bit of a bargain whore and the price was within my bankroll - and -
Second, it looked like a decent table.
I was a little concerned with the rise in the rail at the far end and if I was building a table I wouldn't include a racetrack and/or cup holders (which were not included) but beggars can't be choosers, right?
So off I went to pick up the table. I was pleasantly surprised when I got there because the table was in great shape, it looks like it has barely been used. The rail is removable and in perfect condition with no lumps or folds and it lays perfectly on the playing surface. All in all, it appears to be built by someone that knows what they are doing.
The guy said his Dad bought it for him because he thought his Son was "into poker" but that never really was the case. So when the time came to free up some room in his workshop, he posted it on Criagslist. The guy said he "hoped the table would to go to someone who would enjoy it and hoped their wife would be Ok with it too, because it was free."
So after a quick $45 on Amazon to buy some cup holders, this is what it looks like.
I'm pretty happy with my $45 poker table. Now to find some Gasser chairs for $5 each...

I emailed the guy and he said "come and get it". I was excited for a couple reasons:
First, I am a bit of a bargain whore and the price was within my bankroll - and -
Second, it looked like a decent table.
I was a little concerned with the rise in the rail at the far end and if I was building a table I wouldn't include a racetrack and/or cup holders (which were not included) but beggars can't be choosers, right?
So off I went to pick up the table. I was pleasantly surprised when I got there because the table was in great shape, it looks like it has barely been used. The rail is removable and in perfect condition with no lumps or folds and it lays perfectly on the playing surface. All in all, it appears to be built by someone that knows what they are doing.

The guy said his Dad bought it for him because he thought his Son was "into poker" but that never really was the case. So when the time came to free up some room in his workshop, he posted it on Criagslist. The guy said he "hoped the table would to go to someone who would enjoy it and hoped their wife would be Ok with it too, because it was free."
So after a quick $45 on Amazon to buy some cup holders, this is what it looks like.


I'm pretty happy with my $45 poker table. Now to find some Gasser chairs for $5 each...
