The future of poker? The American company presented a digital poker table

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Do you want to improve your home games? Or would you just like to flex with a novelty that no one has yet? In that case, you'll be delighted with Las Vegas-based Galshan Digital, which has come up with an innovative table that combines the convenience and speed of online poker with the full live poker experience.

The result is the Digital Games Table, a table that automates all "slow and annoying" actions and at the same time relieves you of the obligation to have chips or cards on hand. With automatic chip counting and flawless dealing, this table removes many of the usual worries and allows players to enjoy more hands per hour and more poker action. The tables offer a total of 24 variations of poker, including Texas Hold'em, all H.O.R.S.E. games, or the popular Omaha (4, 5, 6, 7, 8 - card. Of course, all formats can be played as limit, no-limit and pot-limit.

According to the company, such tables can appeal to players who play home games at home, to poker rooms, or productions that take care of a live stream. This product also represents a simple and affordable way of streaming. Whether it's a home game between friends or an interesting casino game, anyone can have the game streamed live on Twitch, YouTube or any other broadcast network on this table. With a digital poker table, you can view real-time information such as player cards, stacks, and individual actions.

The company designed the table to be easy to assemble and control with a simple app. All you need is a regular phone or tablet that interacts directly with the TV that forms the heart of the table. And finally, the most important thing - the price. The standard 10-max table starts at $14,700, but depending on availible upgrades and modifications, its price can climb up to $28,000.

What do you think of all this fun? Would you be interested in the possibility to play significantly more games per hour and have a detailed overview of the stacks on the table? Or wouldn't you trade the opportunity to play with the chips, listen to them rattle, and not to mention the opportunity to blame the dealer and berate him? Let us know in the comments!

Source: digitalpokertable, cardplayer, spinettisgaming