Written on June 8, 2008 – 3:00 am | by Bogdan Alex |
A few days ago me and some of my friends gathered at a Texas Hold ‘em. I’m not really good at this game and I was the first to exit. Sure, I can practice some more with the digital version found in Windows Vista for example. Or better yet I train with fully digital automated poker table.

Well, I’m not that rich to afford this $29,950 X10 table, but if I were, I would surely get a dozen of these plus a group of dealers to manage things out and open up a digital casino. Or not necessarily; I can get it for me and my friends, just for the fun of it.

This table is capable of handling some high-speed Texas Hold 'em action for up to 10 players, integrating ten 12.1" touch screen displays for each player, as well as a 27" LCD display located at the center of the table for all to see. Community cards and chips are displayed in the middle, while the players’ hole cards peel up when a player touches them on his individual screen. The automated poker table also includes a Black Jack version, so you can quickly switch to this game if you feel like luck has abandoned you on the poker side.