This is a good table for the money. Do wish the legs looked a bit nicer, but once we put the chairs around it you really couldn't see them.

The color is not what i expected though.. i like the the Navy Blue or Sapphire blue..🥲

The table is much more rugged than I expected, seats 8 players comfortably. Only gripe I have is the drink holders began to corrode after one use.

I will start off, that this is a really nice poker table. It is impressive looking, from the leather, to the colors/detail on the table. It is very durable and heavy as well. The only issue with it, is moving it around. If you need to take it to a different room, or transport it to someone's house, it will be a hassle to do it by yourself.
Sometimes, these tables will have a handle attached to them, where one person can carry it. This table does not have that. So it will be a bear to transport by yourself. With two people, it will be very easy. Overall, I give it 5 stars for its build quality.

Okay, let's start with shipping. The table was shipped on time. It was double-packaged/boxed. The outer box looked in pretty tough shape -- ripped and falling apart in places with the padding showing. But there was an inner box and padding that was completely untouched -- good idea! No shipping harm came to my table.

Taking it into the house was a chore as it is HEAVY. The box recommends two people to lift it and that's probably wise, but one person can manage i suppose. I took it downstairs where my poker games will be but if i ever want to take it back upstairs, gravity will no longer be of help and i'll probably need to ask a friend to lift it up. However, its weight is also helpful when it comes to how sturdy this thing is. The legs fold out easily and securely. When the the table is opened up and standing, it is NOT wobbly. Stacks of poker chips stand a better chance on this than my other (regular) fold-out tables. But the weight is an issue as i was hoping for better mobility of my new, featured tourney table, so i give it -0.4 stars for its unwieldy weight. There is no carrying case, but given how much this weighs, i don't think a carrying case would help (even if the case's zipper held up over time).

Folded out and ready-to-play, the table is sturdy as i said. Cards slide easily on the felt from one end of the table to another. Who knows if the felt will hold up to spills (see cup holder comment below) -- i plan on updating this review after some spill experience... The arm padding is good, if slight. The length and width of the table is just enough so that a group of 10 people do not feel cramped playing side-by-side. The felt graphic, while neat & all, is impractical to actually use; meaning, if someone at a far end of the table wants to put the "flop, turn & river" into their designated spots, they have to stand and lean over the table. No biggie to me though -- i ignore the design. Just saying... However, one thing that is impractical AND something that affects my rating of this table are the cup holders. I like that there are cup holders in the table arm rests; however, they're only about an inch deep. Beer cans and (especially) bottles will easily tip in these holders. I think it would've been possible for the cup holders to be deeper and not affect the integrity of the table base board. As they are, they're useful but you just have to be careful when placing your drink in the holder. This is important to me, so i take off -0.6 of a rating because of the shallow cup holders. On a personal preference note, i love the felt color combination.

All told, it's a great table for the price. I've looked at a bunch of other foldable, makeshift poker tables and for $200 (what i paid) this is a very good deal.

[EDIT #1: Experienced first spilled beer at last month's poker party. Towel sopped up the beer pretty quickly and easily. Afterwards, I couldn't visibly tell where the spill was. So that's good news, although i'd rather the spill didn't happen at all.]

[EDIT #2: Price sunk to $81 so i bought another. I'll share my account of the second table's shipment and the second table's overall quality once it arrives (in the next few days).

So after using the second table once a month for many months, i can basically confirm everything said in my initial review. Shipping was fine. No damage to the heavy and sturdy product. Cup holders still shallow (and sometimes pop out). If you're looking for your own poker table for long-term poker enjoyment, then buy this one. (It'd also help if you were handy with a circular wood saw and could cut out bigger holes for bigger and DEEPER cup holders!)
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