Player137140

JVC (just very confused)

You need to put yourself in contact with other players in the area. Attend any area games you can. Look for local players on home poker sites like DIY, there are many, contact them. Try to put yourself in the position of being the local authority on area games. Maybe make a website and offer to post local game announcements there. Post photos of local game rooms there also. people love showing of there nice poker setups! The poker boom has faded a bit in the last few years. Good luck!

These "anonymous" comments sound like they were made by OP to enhance the posting!

The perfect poker top: Throw a velour blanket over the kitchen table and a wool blanket over that and there you go, better than any cheap fold up top I've ever seen!

You made 10 good points!

Bad article! You have not even mentioned the shape of the table except to say that most tables are 82" X 42". This size of table is unsuitable for many home games.

Lots of casino chips weigh 8 to 10 grams.

Rod, IMO you are way off on the weight issue. Heavier is not better. You mention that heavy chips have a "nice clinking sound", most players would say that a clinking sound is a bad chip trait! Fact: All chips that weigh 11 grams or more have a metal insert in them and have that "clinking" sound" My advise: Stay away from them. You seem to be endorsing "dice" chips! These have become so common that I would never recommend using them. They are cheap metal insert chips, the most common kind. IMO. A chip should weigh 8-10 grams. .

Thank you for your comment and perspective. Its hard to believe that this posting on this subject has only gotten one comment!

Who are you? Theres no photo, no profile. Why not? Any comment is better than none but yours is very short. Do you agree or disagree with me? I'd say poker players are an important part of this business. Are you in the business of poker? Sounds like it. If I could find your profile I'd send a friend request.

No 7 card stud! Thats my fav poker game!