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Does anyone know what the poker chip dealer trays look like on the bottom? Namely, are they flat/flush on the bottom wherein I'd be able to just use them without mounting them to a table? Here's one example:
It doesn't have to be mounted on the table. You just cut a hole the right size and it sits in it. I've also seen people cover the piece of table that was cut out in felt and be able to set it back in the hole when they don't want to use the dealer rack.
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Originally Posted by checkm8r
Does anyone know what the poker chip dealer trays look like on the bottom? Namely, are they flat/flush on the bottom wherein I'd be able to just use them without mounting them to a table? Here's one example:
I wish more people would report this seller to ebay.
10 bucks, and 40 for shipping?
Every time someone posts his auctions, he is always evading sellers fees with outrageous shipping fees.
Buy a different tray. The once he has listed is kind of a POS. It's thin sheet metal, fab'd in china with little attention to detail.
Go to 5star, casino4you or somewhere else and get a standard black PVC dealer tray. Should run you about 20 buck. I have picks and details on those including the cut templates for them if you need. I'll have to dig them up as I haven't done a dealer table in a while.
It doesn't have to be mounted on the table. You just cut a hole the right size and it sits in it. I've also seen people cover the piece of table that was cut out in felt and be able to set it back in the hole when they don't want to use the dealer rack.
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Thanks. I'd like to find a lockable tray for use during play that's flat on the bottom so that I can sit it on a normal counter-top or table. I currently use the bird cages with a pad-lock which work great for storage, but not so great during play.
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Originally Posted by Quads
I wish more people would report this seller to ebay.
10 bucks, and 40 for shipping? Every time someone posts his auctions, he is always evading sellers fees with outrageous shipping fees.
I agree. But I have to confess I have purchased several of the 600-ct bird cages from him/her. For a while, income5 was the only seller for these.
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Originally Posted by checkm8r
Thanks. I'd like to find a lockable tray for use during play that's flat on the bottom so that I can sit it on a normal counter-top or table. I currently use the bird cages with a pad-lock which work great for storage, but not so great during play.
Then plan on spending 250 from Paulson for an Alum. one as seen in card rooms which have the locking top. (or a locking "BJ" style rack, without 10 rows and no car slot)
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Originally Posted by Quads
Then plan on spending 250 from Paulson for an Alum. one as seen in card rooms which have the locking top. (or a locking "BJ" style rack, without 10 rows and no car slot)
Do you have a link for these? I Googled Paulson Dealer Trays and ended up with a lot of garbage.
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