10-gram clay composite chips that feel right. Speed cloth that plays clean. Dealers who know what they're doing and can handle the rotation. Logistics built for venues running multiple events in a week. Your equipment arrives ready to go. You focus on the event. We take care of everything else.
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Weight matters when you're holding them. Clay composite, 39mm diameter, textured surface so they won't slip around like plastic ones do. Most players feel the difference by the third hand.
Eight-foot and six-foot models with speed cloth felt, padded rails, recessed cup holders. Everything's level. Nothing wobbles. You can fit anywhere from 20 players to 200 depending on how you configure it.
They know the rotation, the burn, house rules. You might want one once you hit 40+ players or if you're running a tournament structure. Keeps arguments from happening and pace from dragging.
We show up a couple hours before your event, unload everything, level it all out, position it, then get out of the way. Breakdown happens same day or within 48 hours. You just run the event.
Juggling five tables across three different venues each week gets old. Standing arrangements mean less planning back-and-forth. Equipment stays closer to where you need it. Everything runs smoother.
Fresh decks per table, dealer buttons, blind markers, cut cards. It's all there. No need to improvise or hunt for stuff mid-game.
You're running 40+ players? Shufflers cut down on dead time. Manual shuffles work fine for smaller games though. Pick based on your timeline and what your players expect.
One table without a dealer is around three to four hundred. Four tables with one dealer for four hours runs twelve to fifteen hundred. No hidden fees unless you damage the felt.
Give us the player count, where it's happening, and when. We'll go over your equipment options and what it costs.
Get a quoteThree things you need to understand about running professional poker events.
Your guests spend four hours interacting with clay chips, felt, and table rails. Real chips weigh ten grams and feel substantial. Speed cloth felt plays predictably. Wobbly tables kill the vibe. Professional-grade equipment doesn't degrade across a long night of heavy use, and that matters.
One event is easy. Five venues rotating weekly becomes a different animal. You're tracking what equipment is where, coordinating delivery windows, managing chip inventory. We handle that so you can run games instead of juggling schedules.
Two hours before your event, everything gets leveled and positioned. Breakdown happsns the same day or within 48 hours. That's it.
Real setups from different venues and group sizes. Clay chips, speed cloth, dealers working the tables. Everything does what it's supposed to do.
Eight poker tables set up across the ballroom with dealers at each station and players already in their seats
Clay composite chips stacked and ready, each denomination color distinct with a textured surface you can feel
Casino-grade felt with speed cloth, cup holders recessed into the surface, padded rail running around the edge
Dealer working mid-hand, cards coming from the shoe with burn pile, button and blinds all in the right spots
Tables folded and stacked for transport along with chip cases loaded up for the next stop on the circuit
Smaller game with six players around the table, clay chips in play, dealer managing the action
Private venue tournament with four tables running, chip trayw visible, dealers positioned and ready
Players in the middle of an evening game, chips moving across the felt, table performing like it should
Just under 40mm across, composite material with a textured surface you can feel. By the third hand, people know these aren't plastic. They've got real weight, real texture—exactly what you'd expect from a serious game.
Come in 8-foot and 6-foot sizes with padded rails, cup holders sunk into the surface, and felt that holds up through hours of heavy use. The playing surface stays level. Nothing moves on you mid-tournament.
Two hours before things start, we roll in and do the whole thing—unload, position, level everything. Then we disappear. When it's done, breakdown happens within a day. You focus on running the event, not managing equipment.
Got five venues running weekly? Standing arrangements mean you're not negotiating dates every single time. Equipment rotates through the same spots. Everything runs like clockwork instead of feeling like constant firefighting.
Give us your player count, where you're hosting, and when. We'll walk through what makes sense and what it costs.
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