Hathaway Bridgeport 48-in Poker Table and Dining Top with 4 Arm Chairs - Walnut Finish
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Overview
The Bridgeport is a 48-in round poker table that converts to a dining table via a flip-top mechanism — no separate dining top to store or install. The flip-top rotates the playing surface face-down and presents a clean hardwood dining surface face-up in a single motion. Table is MDF and wood in a walnut finish at 48-in diameter x 30-in H, assembled weight 144.5 lb. Four padded arm chairs in black faux leather with smooth-rolling casters are included at 21.5 lb each.
The poker surface has 8 individual ABS chip trays and cup holders, black leatherette felt, and built-in community card section. Ships LTL in 3 cartons at 298 lb combined. Assembly approximately 90 minutes. Accessories not included (no cards or chips). 180-day limited warranty. Rated for ages 3 and up.
Construction
The tabletop rotates on a central pivot — poker surface face-up for game play, dining surface face-up for meals. No separate dining top to remove, store, or transport. The flip-top conversion takes under 30 seconds, making the poker-to-dining switch practical between courses during a dinner-game evening rather than requiring a full table reset.
Eight ABS chip trays are recessed into the poker felt rail — one position for each player at the 48-in round table. Cup holders at each position keep beverages off the playing surface. At 48-in diameter, 8 players have sufficient elbow room for comfortable multi-hour play sessions.
The poker playing surface is black leatherette — a smooth, non-porous surface for card dealing and chip handling. Leatherette wipes clean between sessions without absorbing drink spills into the fabric the way standard felt does.
Four arm chairs upholstered in black faux leather with smooth-rolling casters. The casters allow chairs to be pulled back from the table and repositioned without lifting — relevant during multi-hour sessions where players frequently need to stand and shift position.
MDF and wood cabinet in a walnut finish. The 48-in round format positions the table as a dining-room-compatible piece — the walnut finish reads as furniture rather than game room equipment in a dining room setting.
At 230.5 lb (table plus 4 chairs), the set is a permanent installation. The table alone is 144.5 lb. Chair casters allow repositioning without lifting, but the table itself requires two people to move if the room configuration changes.
Buyer's Guide
The Bridgeport ($1,999.99) and Montecito ($1,999.99) are the same price. The Bridgeport uses a flip-top mechanism for poker-to-dining conversion; the Montecito uses a standard surface with a separate dining top configuration. The Bridgeport's flip-top is faster and more elegant — no separate top to handle. The Montecito's driftwood finish integrates with the Montecito game room furniture collection. Choose based on the conversion mechanism preference and finish palette.
Both tables seat 8 players for poker and serve as dining tables with 4 chairs. Both include arm chairs with casters. Both ship LTL in 3 cartons. Neither includes playing accessories (cards, chips) — plan a separate accessory purchase. For an accessory kit, see BG1136M (Monte Carlo casino table set) or BG5006 (No Limit casino tabletop set).
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the flip-top work?
The tabletop rotates on a central pivot — poker surface face-up for play, dining surface face-up for meals. No separate top to store or install. Conversion takes under 30 seconds.
Are playing accessories included?
No — cards and chips are not included. The table includes chip trays and cup holders; accessories are purchased separately.
How many players does this seat?
8 players for poker (8 chip tray positions). 4 chairs are included for the dining configuration.
Does this ship by freight or parcel?
LTL freight — 3 boxes, 298 lb combined. Requires a receiving signature and ground-level access.
What is the warranty term?
180-day limited warranty covering defects in workmanship and materials under normal residential use.
What is the difference between this and the Montecito poker set (BG5019)?
Flip-top mechanism (Bridgeport) versus standard surface with dining top (Montecito). Walnut finish (Bridgeport) versus driftwood finish (Montecito). Same MSRP.