Poker Tables

Poker tables turn a spare room, basement or club lounge into a place where friends actually want to gather for game night. Arcade Dad carries a wide range of casino-style Texas Hold'em tables, from an 8-player folding table at $1,890 to a complete set with chairs, chips and cards at $7,890. You will find oval, octagonal and semicircular shapes, LED-lit rails and bases, solid wood legs, padded PU leather rails and built-in cup holders, all shipped factory-direct with free delivery to the US and Canada.

Find the right poker table for your game room

Start with the number of players. Most tables in this collection are built for full Texas Hold'em games, and many titles call out capacity directly: 10-seat and 10-player oval tables, 8-player designs, and a 7-seat semicircular table shaped for blackjack-style dealing. If your group is usually six to eight people, an 8-player table keeps everyone close enough to reach the pot without stretching. If you host larger tournaments or rotate players through the night, a 10-seat oval gives each seat room for chips, cards and a drink.

Shape comes next. Oval tables are the classic card-room layout, with a dealer position at the center of one long side and clear sight lines across the felt. Octagonal tables with double arc legs suit square rooms and tighter groups, because every seat faces the middle of the table. Semicircular tables put the dealer on the flat side, which works well when one host runs the game for the whole evening. Pick the shape that fits both your room and the way your group likes to play.

Then set a budget. Our 8-player folding table starts at $1,890, and the wooden octagonal tables with double arc legs begin at $2,890. Most oval, LED, pedestal and deluxe Texas Hold'em tables sit between about $3,490 and $5,890, with professional multi-game tables up to $6,490 and the complete set with chairs, chips and cards at $7,890. Shop Pay installments and PayPal Pay Later can spread a larger purchase over time, so you can choose the table that fits your room rather than simply the cheapest one.

How much space a poker table needs

A full-size oval poker table is long. One of our professional LED models is listed at 96 inches, and most 10-seat ovals are built on a similar scale. Measure the room before anything else and plan for the table plus a ring of open floor, so players can pull their chairs back, stand up and walk behind seated guests without squeezing past. A common rule of thumb is three to four feet of clearance behind every seat.

Think about where the dealer sits, which way the door swings, and whether guests need a clear path to a bar, a TV or a restroom. Check the delivery route as well: hallways, stair turns and basement doors all have to fit a large tabletop. If space is tight, an octagonal table has a shorter footprint, and the 8-player folding table can be put away when the room is needed for something else, which makes it a practical choice for apartments and multi-use spaces.

Poker table features to compare before buying

Most of the price difference between poker tables comes from materials and finish. Look at the base first. This collection includes solid wood legs, H legs, a V support, W-shaped and cylinder pedestals, and double arc leg designs. Pedestal bases free up knee room at every seat, while leg-style bases are easy to level on an uneven floor. Both solid wood and MDF construction appear in the range, and each product title tells you which one you are looking at. Then compare the details players touch every hand:

• Playing surface: casino felt in green, blue, red, grey and multicolor options, including a dual blue felt design.
• Rails: PU leather padded rails that stay comfortable through long sessions.
• Cup holders: built-in and steel cup holders, with double cup holders on some models.
• Lighting: LED rails and LED bases for a lit, lounge-style look.
• Dealer details: dealer positions and a dealer logo on select tables.

Electric LED models are available in 110V or 220V, so choose 110V for a standard US home outlet. If you want seating and accessories in one order, the Texas Hold'em set with chairs, chips and cards covers everything you need for the first game night. Matching chairs also give you the right seat height for the rail, which is easy to overlook when you buy a table on its own.

Poker tables that do more than Texas Hold'em

Several tables in this collection are built for more than one game. The luxury professional Texas Hold'em and baccarat table covers two classic card games on one surface, and the professional blackjack and Texas Hold'em table gives a host a dealer-facing layout for both. The 7-seat semicircular table is shaped for blackjack-style play, with every seat facing the dealer. These are good choices for hosts who like to switch games as the night goes on, or who want a table that keeps every guest involved.

Roulette fans have options too. Our roulette wheel poker tables, offered with H legs or in a club-style MDF and solid wood build, and the luxury casino roulette table set with an LED poker top bring a roulette wheel and a card game into the same piece of furniture. For a casino-themed party or a game room that has to entertain different kinds of guests, a multi-game table saves floor space compared with buying two separate tables.

Home game room buyers should plan for comfort

A poker night can run for hours, so comfort decides whether guests come back. Padded rails support forearms, cup holders keep drinks off the felt, and a pedestal base keeps knees clear of table legs. Chairs matter as much as the table itself: a standard dining chair can sit too low for a raised casino rail, so check seat height before you buy, or choose the set that includes chairs. Good overhead lighting, or a table with LED lighting built in, keeps cards and chip stacks easy to read.

Plan the rest of the room as well. Leave space for a side table to hold snacks and chip racks, keep the table out of direct sunlight to protect the felt, and cover it when it is not in use. A table that looks like it came from a card room becomes the centerpiece of a basement or bonus room, and it gets used far more often than a folding card table pulled out of the garage once a year.

Poker tables for clubs, bars and event spaces

Venues need a table that holds up to regular use and looks right from the first night. Professional casino-style tables with solid wood or MDF construction, full felt surfaces and padded rails suit private card clubs, bars with a game room, and event spaces that host casino nights with play chips. Ten-seat tables put the most players at a single table, which matters when floor space is shared with a bar, a dance floor or other games.

For corporate parties and themed events, LED tables and pedestal bases make a strong first impression under low lighting and in photos. If you host events in different rooms, the folding 8-player table is easier to move and store between bookings. Whatever the setting, our poker tables are made for entertainment, social games and events with play chips, so the focus stays on a fun night rather than on the stakes.

Buying a poker table from Arcade Dad

Every poker table ships factory-direct, without a distributor markup, and shipping is free to the United States and Canada. Taxes and import duties are already included in the price, so there are no extra fees at checkout or when the table arrives. Orders ship in 3 to 7 business days and delivery takes 20 to 40 days door to door, with tracking along the way.

Each table is covered by a 1-year warranty for manufacturing defects and performance issues, and you have 30 days after delivery to request a return; we send the return label and instructions. Shop Pay installments and PayPal Pay Later let you spread the cost over time. Questions about size, felt color or seating? Call a real person at +1 (350) 900-3045, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM CT, or email info@arcadedad.com.