The shape and size of the poker table should also be considered when building the railing, as it affects the final appearance and comfort of the table. The choice of material primarily depends on personal preference and budget. There are various materials available for creating poker table rails, ranging from dense rubber to vinyl. Building the perfect poker table railing involves choosing the right materials and design to ensure durability and functionality. It not only provides comfort for players during long sessions but also adds to the overall aesthetics of the table. Some food for thought.Poker table railing, also known as the padded rail, is an essential component of any professional poker table. Gives us plenty of room for the single table cash nights and easy to expand to two table tourneys. I'll throw my 2¢ in and recommend 44'x92' for the table size, I've found that's a great sweet spot that maximizes space per player (~23.4') while keeping the width/length from getting too cumbersome.Īre you always planning on running 2 tables? I have one 'full time' table that's always set up and centered in the room and a second table folded up against the wall.

Overall though it sounds like you got a decent size space for 2 tables. if the door is in the middle, give that middle aisle more space, if it's closer to one wall, shift the table over a bit to make it easier for someone to get out. If there's only one normal size door in/out of the room for bathroom/smoke breaks, you definitely want to take that into consideration, i.e. As BG noted, the room size you have is fine for 2 tables but not much else, maybe a small frig and a skinny table for snacks. It works very well for tourneys where there's not a lot of movement while the tourney is active.

It works though because that space is only constrained on 3 sides - one of the longer 'walls' is open to allow players access in and out to get a drink/food/bathroom break. The poker area in my basement is only roughly 15.5'x11' - I can fit two 10 man ovals (44'x92') where everyone is comfortably seated but there's not a lot of room for moving around. What's the access to the room like, is the room completely walled in with a single doorway to enter/leave the room, or are there multiple (or oversized) access points.

Space needed for 10 person poker table