Anyone have anyexperience wit these tables???

[lysol]

http://www.pokersharktables.com/

they don't look too bad. i want a foding tablebut i'm a little fishy about buying from this company. i saw them on amazon but i gotta go to work..... the girlfriend is bichin.

[lysol]

At work LOL. I just want an inexpensive table but sturdy and folding legs.

[sharkyspoker]

You can build one for less than that

Sharky

[lysol]

hmmm.... yea, don't have the hardware to do that. i'm in the military and in the dorms. i want something with folding legs and i'll just get some metal church chairs with padding that are black.

[manzoniman]

I have two of these and I LOVE them - great tables for the price.  Perfect size for my smaller garage, and much preferable to my long racetrack table tops on banquet tables.   Sure you could build one for a little bit less, but it probably wouldn't be quite as nice, and to me time is money - the time I don't spend making a table more is more time to do other things, including play poker!
   
Also, great customer service - very fast delivery and fast response to e-mails.   

One thing, the tables are a little bit more wobbily than I would have liked - but I routinely have eight players on them, and they seem to hold up fine.   Be careful when opening and locking the legs for the first time, as they are stiff, one of them actually pulled out of the wood, I had to totally unscrew and remove both leg and reposition them on the table, but it was pretty easy -  still, I then sprayed the hinges and locking mechanism with WD-40 and they now work pretty good.   

If making tables isn't your thing and you're looking for a good value for gorgeous octogon speed cloth tables - pokersharktables are a great way to go.   The red and blue models are especially gorgeous.

[lysol]

did you get them with cupholders? Still trying to figure out if i want drinks on the table or not... might just get em without. Eventually i want 2 as well.

[manzoniman]

I got them with cupholders, they're plenty deep so any bottle or can won't spill, most of my crowd are soda or beer bottle type folks.   If you use bigger plastic solo type cups it might be a little more precarious - side tables  might be a better way to go, with the rule then being absolutely no drinks on the poker table, plus you'll save a bit more money on the tables.