RayChee 51.6'' 8 - Player Pine Foldable Poker Table

I finally pulled the trigger on this RayChee octagon table from Wayfair after getting tired of playing on a flimsy folding card table where chips were constantly sliding off the edge. After a few sessions with the guys, here’s the honest breakdown. I’m really impressed with this RayChee table from Wayfair; it’s a massive upgrade for our home games. The octagonal shape makes it much easier for everyone to see the action compared to a standard rectangle, and the deep metal cup holders are a lifesaver for preventing spills when things get heated. The felt is smooth enough for easy card sliding, and the padded rail is actually comfortable for longer sessions. While squeezing eight adults in can be a little tight, it’s incredibly sturdy for a folding table and feels way more professional than the price tag suggests.

We love the table, we have used it several times for parties. It is great a shape to hold many people at one time.

For the price, this is amazing. FYI the legs fold in but the table does not. We were under the impression the table would fold up too. That being said, this is a total game changer for our card nights. When you get to the step of putting the brackets on (last part which makes it fold) make sure you take your time and really pay attention. That last step took us over an hour when it shouldn't have. Very happy with the product overall. You could also just skip the legs and use the table on another table (it will fold up if the brackets aren't on.)

We love this table at our game night! This was a perfect addition to the garage allowing us to all play and keep everything organized. It was very easy to assembled and folds away nicely for storage. We love it

Quality large sturdy poker table with padded rail for leaning comfort while playing cards. The cup holders are deep and wide to hold various size containers which is a nice plus. The table legs are fold-able, not the table. Convenient for storing away. The directions were good until it came to the legs. That part was not very clear. We learned by trial and error that the legs need to be installed in a certain order so the table will stand and fold properly. All in all, it's a nice card table.