I was all caught with the ecstasy of the X10 automated poker table until I spotted the inviting automatic poker tables from the house of Amaya. Available in 6, 8 or 10 seat models, the PokerMate table is sure to be welcomed in the best of the casinos, card rooms and yes, your home too. The automated table provides benefits for both the house and players. Its precision software distributes cards, splits pots, calculates side pots, payouts and rake without error. The central viewing screen shows players everything they can expect from a good Texas Hold’em table. Player screens are touch-sensitive for easy viewing. Players can fold, check, post blinds, raise or call during the course of a game, all with a simple touch. Players can also auto-post blinds and select their language of choice. All these options are clearly indicated with easy-to-read touch-sensitive buttons. The electronic dealer doesn’t make mistakes and there is no need to tip the dealer. No word on pricing, but expect it to pick on your pockets for sure.
Has anyone played on one of these? I have surveyed a lot of people on line about the pokertek tables which have gotten a substantial amount of press. I’ve heard mixed things about the pokerTek table. Ptek as a company has been struggling despite the fact that they have made hefty inroads at a lot of major casinos. That being said a little competition always makes things better.
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