Professional poker production
Real equipment. Real dealers. Real events.
Tournament-grade tables, clay chips, and logistics that work for groups anywhere from 20 players up to 200.
You want the casino feel without dropping Vegas money. That means actual 10-gram clay composite chips, speed cloth felt on real tables and someone handling setup so you're not scrambling to figure out gear at 6 PM while everyone's waiting. We deliver, set it all up, bring dealers if that's what you need, and pack it out when you're done. It just works. Corporate tournaments, weekly circuits that bounce between venues, whatever you're running—the equipment holds up and nothing falls apart logistically.
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FAQ
Real questions about equipment, logistics and what happens when you actually run the event. No marketing speak — just answers.
Weight's the big one. Ours are solid at 10 grams, theirs are basically hollow at 3 or 4 grams. Add in clay composite versus injection-molded plastic and the feel completely changes. By the third hand your players know the difference. Tournament-grade versus novelty — that's what you're paying for.
Really depends. One table? Probably. Four tables at a new venue with specific logistics? Call us first. We juggle a bunch of venues on a rotating schedule so what's open shifts week to week. Two weeks is workable. Two days usually isn't.
Honestly, no. Eight players, someone who knows dealer rotations, you're fine. Once you hit 40+ people across six or more tables and you want a tournament structure, that's when a professional matters. They handle the arguments about house rules and keep everything moving. It's really about scale and how formal you want to get.
That's on your venue and who you invited, not us. The dealer or your house manager tracks chips while they're in play. If they walk out the door, you catch it. We give you accurate counts at the start and finish — what happens in between is your call.
One table, no dealer, you're looking at somewhere between $300 and $400 per night. Four tables with a dealer for a four-hour run lands around $1,200 to $1,500. If you commit to a standing weekly thing at the same place, we can usually work out better rates since we're not redoing the whole planning conversation each time. Email or call with your specifics and we'll quote it.
Not really our standard package. Chips come bundled with the table rental. That said, if you've got tournament-grade tables already and just need chip sets, reach out and ask — we might make it work but it won't save you money versus the full rental.
Yeah, we do. You're looking at a minimum of 500 to 1,000 chips per design and about 3 or 4 weeks to produce. The cost shifts based on how many you order and how complicated the design gets. If you need them by late September, order soon. Stock chips turn around way faster.