Riverboat table topper (1 Viewer)

[sparky18]

I've just ordered one of these table toppers - has anyone had any experience with these.

https://riverboatgaming-poker.co.uk/products/the-broadway-poker-mat-by-riverboat-gaming-140cm

They seem very similar to the PCF toppers but being in the UK this is easier & cheaper to get hold of.

 

[mrplacey]

I think at least @BonScot has one product from the company, but now that I think of it it's the foldable table instead of the topper only.

 

[BonScot]

I’ve got the bullets version. It does what it’s meant to. No complaints from me.

 

[sparky18]

would of preferred a foldable table top with rails but this will do for now & it's definitely better than chips bouncing off the kitchen table.

 

[mattross1313]

Not sure if this is any good, but I have something very similar for home games. Mine fits 6 people nicely. If you hunt around there are deals - I think I snagged mine BNIB for £40.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Champion...097285?hash=item2887be7305:g:e6UAAOSwHnFViqVr

 

[RainmanTrail]

It's all about the thickness of the mat. I think Tommy's are 6mm thick, and the cheaper ones are 3mm. This one is 5mm, so it's probably pretty good.

 

[sparky18]

This one was the closest i could find thickness wise to the PCF table topper, decided to go with the mid-sized mat due to occasionally using it at mates houses and wasn't sure of how it would affect the mat if it overhangs the table.

 

[BonScot]

I bought a folding topper off Amazon and it’s good but I think a mat is probably better. I ordered a custom print one. Will post pics whenever it arrives.

 

[mattross1313]

I bought a folding topper off Amazon and it’s good but I think a mat is probably better. I ordered a custom print one. Will post pics whenever it arrives.

My dining table is a hipster one made from re-purposed scaffold boards It has character - which also means it's not flat and the planks don't perfectly join flat. Would you feel this through the felt, or is the felt thick/study enough?

 

[BonScot]

My dining table is a hipster one made from re-purposed scaffold boards It has character - which also means it's not flat and the planks don't perfectly join flat. Would you feel this through the felt, or is the felt thick/study enough?

Suppose it depends on the thickness of the felt. The one I’ve ordered is 4 my thick. The one I have is probably less but I don’t think that it would show up and lumps in the table. My table is flat so I don’t have that issue.