If you are as crazy about poker as we are, (and why else would you be here), then we know how much you love to watch your poker on TV. With all the drama, the characters, and the high stakes, Its like... Lost, but with the smoke monster.
Well it can be tough keeping track of all the poker shows on, and if you are not paying close attention, you might end up missing that critical semi-final round you were eyeing. This is not a problem anymore, thanks to Pokertvguide.com. You can check the site for all the amazing televised poker action, and never miss a beat! There is even a section for Internet-tv. Don't miss out on your favorite shows.
When you're playing an intense game, it can be easy to lose track of time. One way to keep your mind on the time, is to use this dealer button timer as your chip guard. Set the timer and off you go!
And where this baby really shines is as a tournament aid! Here's a bit from Poker-Dude.com:
If you've ever played poker or hosted a poker tournament, you know the problems: how to accurately keep track of your ROUND and ROUND TIMES, as well as keeping all players aware of the current amount of the BLIND bets and ANTES. It happens all the time; even the most successful poker player often scrambles to find a way to keep track of the ROUND TIME and what the BIG/SMALL BLINDS and ANTES are.
In keeping with the fine furnishings at Touch of Class, comes this Game Room Area Rug. It is the perfect match to the pendant light we looked at earlier this week, and it is a very attractive accent to a poker room.
From Touch of Class:
Reno Game Room Area Rug revels in the history of the West's original casino city. The beige field sets off the border of card suits on tan and bark. Framing bands of white, red, and black complete the recreationally themed rug. The .5" thick polypropylene rug is machine woven in the USA.
We have often stated the importance of good lighting when creating the perfect poker setup, and this beautiful pendant light can provide just the kind of classy and cozy atmosphere that a good poker room needs.
Card enthusiasts will have an ace up their sleeve with the Card Chandeliers by Meyda Tiffany. Glass is artfully stained in olive and cream with black accents. Hardwire lights to your existing junction box or simply use the in-line switch. UL listed chandeliers come complete with canopy kit, chains, wiring, and instructions for hanging. Pendant has approx. 15' of wire and 12' of chain. Light uses your 100W max. bulb.
Poker Pendant Light is made of stained glass and brass.
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