If I remember correctly, everything was done by threes. Like you have to purchase three units that are three yards apiece or something of that nature. While that's a little hazey, seeing it in front of you is so much better than some image on the Internet. The wool texture and feel is no different then what you see in your local casinos. In fact, the company we found actually said that the material they use is the same as most that you find in casinos.

After about four hours of deciding, we went with the Blue Poker Table Felt Cloth. Sure, most places you green or red, but we're not most places and our choice revolved around the decor of our poker room. Blue seemed to be the best fit and we got nothing but accolades from 99% of our guests. We only say ninety-nine percent because the three or four people who didn't told us it's not the original casino color.

Always someone with something to say, right? Well, it was never anything bad, but unfortunately the cleanliness and new look dwindle in a blink of an eye. We were having a house warming party for our son Ryan and his wife Stacy when we brought the cake in and well it ended up on top of our Blue Poker Table Felt Cloth. If we could only show you the pictures because they were absolutely hilarious.

You have to remember this was only about 30 minutes after everyone showed up. My brother took all the pictures and people's faces looked like bitter pain. The "O-face" was obviously the biggest supporter, but in the end, our Blue Poker Table Felt Cloth was destroyed. Good thing though we bought enough units in case issues like this one arose. Within 15 minutes it was as good as new and everyone enjoyed the rest of their time. From then on out, though, we won't allow food or drinks at the table. That is unless people use the proper cupholders situated around.

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