Previously owned by Mikhail Gorbachev.
Finally, I get to contribute to this thread - other than snarky comments, that is...
Yeah, that's pretty unique, and looks solidly built. Fugly is this table, which looks like Kirby in a gimp suit.https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/fuo/6030714261.html
Not sure if it's fugly, but it's definitely unique. Points for the copper accents. Deduct for the wood playing surface.
Did somebody say RISK?
I haven't played a game of risk on a board in at least ten years, but last I remember, hell yeah.You like risk?
Interesting concept. Might be worth exploring designs for a slightly larger 6-player table that is located in the corner of a man cave....Designed to fit well in a corner.
https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/fuo/6030714261.html
Not sure if it's fugly, but it's definitely unique. Points for the copper accents. Deduct for the wood playing surface.
Along those lines, Rowdy, this guy is a "custom builder". His style is a bit odd..
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https://columbusga.craigslist.org/fuo/6031739442.html
Holy crap, that's fugly.Along those lines, Rowdy, this guy is a "custom builder". His style is a bit odd..
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https://columbusga.craigslist.org/fuo/6031739442.html
I know. Who the hell would want that ugly ass G on their table...Holy crap, that's fugly.
JESUS CHRIST!If you absolutely must have a table for 6 dedicated dealers simultaneously, accept no substitutes
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Hilarious. Must be using all $1 chips for a $25/$50 limit game.If you absolutely must have a table for 6 dedicated dealers simultaneously, accept no substitutes
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I wish I had a picture of the first one I built. It was a table top that I put together with my awesome carpentry skills and two old pieces of wood I had laying around. While it served its purpose, the hinges were on the wrong side of the two boards I used, so there was a lump in the middle of the bright red felt that I got from Walmart, and the corners were only covered with a metal casing. Just enough to where we wouldn't get hurt if we hit it. The stupid thing weighed 4,000 pounds, I'm exaggerating a little bit, but in reality, it was probably only about 40 pounds. It was awkward. It was ugly. It was fantastic. We played on that table for a couple of years with the crappy 11.5 gram plastic "clay" chips you can buy in the aluminum case and some Orange County Choppers Playing Cards. We thought we were in the WSOP with our $20 buy-ins and zero knowledge of how to actually play. Seems like it was yesterday, but we're talking roughly 15-17 years ago. Great times.
Here is an "antique poker table" in the Baltimore area Yours for $400.
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Link: https://baltimore.craigslist.org/fuo/6037290251.html
I guess it might be okay if you had matching shaped inlays on your chips......Here is an "antique poker table" in the Baltimore area Yours for $400.
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Link: https://baltimore.craigslist.org/fuo/6037290251.html
I guess it might be okay if you had matching shaped inlays on your chips......
The Puzzle Club
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I do not think this is a poker table, rather an alter for human and/or animal sacrifices, with a trough for the blood to be collected around the edges
I was mesmerized. I kept waiting for the 8 sections to open up and a destructive beam of light to emanate from within.
If you absolutely must have a table for 6 dedicated dealers simultaneously, accept no substitutes
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