83 Inch Pedestal Poker Table With Dealer Spot Review By Brian Garvin At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

When we were asked to write a little story that included the 83 Inch Pedestal Poker Table with Dealer Spot, the first thing we thought about was Jordan's graduation. College was about to be over and even though he was graduating with unbelievable grades, we knew the last four years were full of more play then work at his college dorm. So we got him four or five new suits he could wear in the new world to get that career job he had been working towards the last seven years.

Yes, we know college is only supposed to be four years. While it's an extremely long story, the short version is that he went part time. We always used to joke with him because his other part time work was playing poker with the other college kids on campus. So after we bored him to tears with new suits we asked him to go out and grab a table for us in the garage for all the company that was coming over to help celebrate.

He came back in with the 83 Inch Pedestal Poker Table with Dealer Spot which is basically one of the Big Poker Tables. Everyone had a good laugh and it took him a second to realize it was his, but in the end it was a great memory to enjoy for his graduation party. So after we put it together and placed it in the kitchen, we left it there so everyone could mingle and ask him the same questions over and over again.

Then it was time to try out the 83 Inch Pedestal Poker Table with Dealer Spot and see all the benefits of one of these Custom Poker Tables first hand. It was setup for 9 players with cup holders positioned perfectly for each seat. Even though I was dealer, I noticed how spacious it was right from the get go. Our whole family has been playing Texas Holdem for years, long before everyone got into it from watching ESPN. It's just we were so used to cramming nine people around a kitchen table for four. Add in a sturdy center and an oak wood finish to all the other benefits and it felt like the final table.

I had also purchased some stylish Paulson poker chips with denominations to make it feel as real as possible, which went over real well with our guests. By the end of the night we had played five different "winner take all" tournaments and Jordan was usually the first or second person out. He never really had a knack for the game, but he's grown up around it. Later we would find out how much money he had lost during his long tenure at college.

While it was all in the past, our group of players had been steadily ganging up on him purposely. If one person bet, one wouldn't. If one person raised and Jordan stayed in then everyone would play just so he would lose. The last game however we had already planned on losing and letting him win. Why? It wasn't because he was graduating from college, but because we had one more present to give.

It was a trip for two to the following year's WSOP with accommodations, airfare, and $2,500 in spending money. We had it in the poker chip box locked up and just placed it in the middle of the 83 Inch Pedestal Poker Table with Dealer Spot for everyone to see. When he finally won, I slid over a tiny envelope holding the key and when he opened the Casino Poker Tables box no words could describe the moment. It's the happiest I had ever seen him, and that memory alone was enough to last a lifetime.

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