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Storable 4-in-1 Casino Pit
November 23, 2005 12:30 PM EST | Games | Email to Friend
Play Poker, Craps, Blackjack and Roulette on our oversized pit that folds compactly for easy storage. Our innovative Casino Pit expands quickly into a versatile game table featuring four authentic casino games. Play with friends and family right in your own home. Games include craps, roulette, blackjack and Texas Hold ‘Em. Craps table is a three-foot-long craps well. Fully marked; includes a wooden croupier’s rake. Roulette has a balanced wooden wheel and the traditional roulette tabletop with numbers, even/odd and black/red markings. Blackjack includes chips and a marked playing surface. You can deal or try and take the “house” for all it’s worth. Texas Hold ‘Em is the latest casino craze. 100, eight-gram chips and the authentic playing surface make it easy to play this popular game. Includes dealer button.
Every popular casino game—right in your home
Game table folds out to reveal multiple table games and equipment for the following games: craps, blackjack, roulette and Texas Hold’Em. Changing from game to game is as easy as flipping the game surface or putting the roulette wheel into place.
Stores away in its own case
Our unique casino pit folds up completely and stores away easily. Case has its own carry handle and quality hardware to ensure pieces remain secure. Makes it easy to move the game table from room to room or bring to a vacation home with you (Fig. 1).
Authentic game pieces
From the casino-style chips at eight grams apiece to the regulation playing cards and the Texas Hold ’Em dealer button, our Casino Pit has it all. It even comes with a croupier’s rake for craps and a balanced wooden wheel for roulette.
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