This is a great folding table. Only 1 thing I find lacking and that is the chip trays are not quite the right size and when placing chips in them, if not inserted exactly correct, the chips tend to fall out on the floor.

I've had two of the folding top tables and they went bad simply because the felt kept getting tugged on when opening and closing. This table being solid on the top, has not and will not have that problem.

Finding a place to store the table when folded is a little bit of a problem, but thats my problem not the tables.

My fellow players have all raved about this table too.

I just received my table by fedex. If you want the look of a poker table and the same fun that comes with it then by this table. Put away the card table,this table fits eight people out the box. Look guys! No assembly required. With the price of this table only around $107.00, and free shipping,this is a steal. And dont forget that it has folding legs built in which makes for easy storage.Rio Brands Foldaway Octagon Poker Table

We bought this table for my husband's weekly poker night. It has proven to be very durable and sturdy. It is much better quality then what we thought we would be receiving. The only improvement that I hear the guys asking for is a bumper around the edges of the table. I highly recommend buying this table.

For the price, this poker table was the best that I could find. Looked great right out of the box. Had a card game with my friends. Everyone, complimented me on my new poker table. I didn't think the poker table was that big of a deal, but my friends were very interested in buying one also. Like the title says, "Almost Perfect", the only flaw with my poker table is that one of the legs did not lock into place. However, that's not a big deal since the other 3 did. I'm also lucky enough to be able to store it behind our entertainment center.

As a previous review stated: The table arrived with nearly no box. It appeared as though various pieces of cardboard were reattached with tape by FedEx. Though some of the packaging was missing, the table survived without damage. For the money, this table can't be beat. However, two of the four folding legs did not fully open. The spring pins that snap into place once the legs are extended (on the two bad legs) had corroded against the metal tubing and separated - leaving the pins non-functional. I could have rolled the dice - returned the package - and hoped for a better outcome with another shipment, but I decided to fix the problem myself. Having removed the broken spring pins and reassembling the legs, I drilled the existing spring-pin holes and inserted a 3/8 hitch pin instead (common hardware store item). The table now works and looks great. It seems that ordering this item may be a little risky - but worth the gamble (if you have the tools).