Triton Poker Tables (2 Viewers)

[Donvito]

Hello,

Just wondering if anyone out there has purchased a 10 seat Triton table.

If so, how do you like it? Looking to buy one.

Thank you in advance.

Donvito

 

[Tonystark137]

Easy set up and take down. Not as stable as a fixed table. Great if you got limited space.

 

[Tonystark137]

 

[Donvito]

Easy set up and take down. Not as stable as a fixed table. Great if you got limited space.

Thank you

 

[Tonystark137]

Cup holders on mine can hold bottles well but not cans of soda.
Easy to keep clean.
If I had the dedicated space I buy a fixed table > the Triton all day.
Triton has a more budget friendly version that seems to do the job just as well. Heavier though afaik.

 

[Donvito]

Hey Tony

Thanks for all the info. I already have a table built for me by a friend..... @chipjoker.... Just need a folding one so I can host some tournaments. Also looking at BBO Poker tables

 

[Tonystark137]

Look into the gutshot series. Or your old Barrington.
A triton in good condition 2nd handed is def worth it imo.

 

[BlueHairdryer]

I play a monthly game that uses a Triton table. A massive step up from the most basic options.

The gaps in the rail are irritating imo, but not anything close to a deal breaker. The surface is INSANELY slick. Feels like dealing on an air hockey table.

But if your priority is easy of breakdown and movement, I don't know of a better option out there.

 

[Donvito]

I play a monthly game that uses a Triton table. A massive step up from the most basic options.

The gaps in the rail are irritating imo, but not anything close to a deal breaker. The surface is INSANELY slick. Feels like dealing on an air hockey table.

But if your priority is easy of breakdown and movement, I don't know of a better option out there.

Thank you Blue!!!

 

[Nightowl]

I own a triton as well as two other foldable tables. The triton is hands down a better experience and my players at my poker club love it. The set up is a lot easier as I do it all myself, and the table is slick. I like the spaces between players because it gives everyone their own space and i can put my phone in the gaps while using the cupholders for whatever drink i may have (havent had any issues with any drinks not fitting). I was going to go vevor or gutshot, but am glad i spent a few extra bones. Been a very happy customer.

 

[RofoPoker]

The gaps in the rail are irritating imo, but not anything close to a deal breaker.

Yeah I have one too and I agree with this, also the placement of the gaps is mildly annoying for me as the permanent dealer. The way the rail is oriented the gaps fall in the center (on the long side) so if I'm centered in what would normally be the dealer position I'm right on the gap. We usually have 9 players so the other 8 can be centered on a cup holder so it's not that big a deal, but one time we did get an extra player and EVERYONE was lined up on a gap until we had a bust out because my OCD wouldn't let me deal from off center .

Again it's not the end of the world and I agree that the Triton is probably the best option for a foldable table if you don't have the space and/or budget for a permanent high-end table. No regrets with my purchase.

The surface is INSANELY slick. Feels like dealing on an air hockey table.

Also agree with this for the Triton toppers, but I've gotten used to that. I've been debating looking into a custom topper that would hopefully be less slippery.

 

[doublebooyah85]

If you have a dedicated dealer get the gut shot. But they are super heavy.

The triton on wheels is so easy to store away. If your biggest need and value is storing it, I highly recommend the Triton.

I own both.

PS both toppers are too fast. Get a new topper from @rjdev7

 

[Donvito]

I own a triton as well as two other foldable tables. The triton is hands down a better experience and my players at my poker club love it. The set up is a lot easier as I do it all myself, and the table is slick. I like the spaces between players because it gives everyone their own space and i can put my phone in the gaps while using the cupholders for whatever drink i may have (havent had any issues with any drinks not fitting). I was going to go vevor or gutshot, but am glad i spent a few extra bones. Been a very happy customer.

Thank you @Nightowl

 

[Donvito]

Yeah I have one too and I agree with this, also the placement of the gaps is mildly annoying for me as the permanent dealer. The way the rail is oriented the gaps fall in the center (on the long side) so if I'm centered in what would normally be the dealer position I'm right on the gap. We usually have 9 players so the other 8 can be centered on a cup holder so it's not that big a deal, but one time we did get an extra player and EVERYONE was lined up on a gap until we had a bust out because my OCD wouldn't let me deal from off center .

Again it's not the end of the world and I agree that the Triton is probably the best option for a foldable table if you don't have the space and/or budget for a permanent high-end table. No regrets with my purchase.


Also agree with this for the Triton toppers, but I've gotten used to that. I've been debating looking into a custom topper that would hopefully be less slippery.

Thank you @RofoPoker

 

[Donvito]

If you have a dedicated dealer get the gut shot. But they are super heavy.

The triton on wheels is so easy to store away. If your biggest need and value is storing it, I highly recommend the Triton.

I own both.

PS both toppers are too fast. Get a new topper from @rjdev7

Thank you @doublebooyah85