BBO Poker Tables Aces Pro Plus Tournament Folding Poker Table
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Overview
The Aces Pro Plus (AP+) is BBO's tournament-grade table for card rooms, live streams, and high-stakes events. Its headline capability is optional RFID: integrated readers and layouts from VideoPokerTable.net — the same hardware and software behind most televised poker shows — let you display hands and odds, track play, and live-stream a game. The wiring is built flush inside the table, so you plug into a laptop and run.
It is a 96" x 48" table with 11 positions: 10 players plus a dealer.
The second feature operators care about is service speed. A quick-release armrest removes by hand with no unscrewing, cutting armrest service time up to 90%, and with the armrest off the independent playing surface board slides out — so a whole floor of tables can be re-felted at once, cutting that job up to 50%.
Built on BBO's UltraLight Solid Wood, the AP+ weighs just 80 lbs and folds on heavy-duty 1.2mm locking steel legs over a reinforced frame rated to support 300 lbs-plus.
Construction
The AP+ can be ordered with fully integrated RFID readers and layouts from VideoPokerTable.net, the system that powers most major televised poker shows. It displays hands and odds, tracks play, and feeds a live stream, with all wiring hidden flush inside the table — connect a laptop and start the software.
The armrest releases by hand — press to remove, press to lock — with no screws, cutting armrest service time up to 90%. With it off, the playing surface board slides free, so an operator can re-felt an entire floor of tables in one pass rather than one at a time, cutting that job up to 50%.
The body is BBO's UltraLight Solid Wood, stronger than plywood and resistant to warping and chipping, which keeps the AP+ at just 80 lbs. For a venue moving and storing tables daily, that low weight is a working advantage.
The table ships standard with heavy-duty 1.2mm locking steel folding legs that fit into metal fittings in the table, over a reinforced frame rated to support 300 lbs-plus. Solid wooden legs are available as an option for a different look.
The 96" x 48" table seats 11 — 10 players plus a dealer — the standard configuration for tournament and feature-table play.
Graphic template surfaces are available, and optional add-ons include a dealer tray, cup holders, and a drop box — the working hardware a card room needs. Fully custom graphics are available at additional cost.
Buyer's Guide
A tournament or commercial table is judged on different criteria than a home table. The first is whether it can be serviced fast. A floor of tables that each have to be unscrewed and re-felted individually costs hours; the AP+'s quick-release armrest and slide-out surface board are designed to cut that to a fraction, which is why they cut service time up to 90% and 50% respectively.
The second is broadcast capability. If you intend to stream games, RFID is the deciding feature. The AP+'s optional VideoPokerTable.net integration is the system behind most televised poker, with the wiring hidden inside the table — a cleaner result than bolting readers onto a standard table.
Weight and storage matter when tables move daily. At 80 lbs on UltraLight Solid Wood with folding steel legs, the AP+ is built to be set up, broken down, and stored repeatedly — a working tool, not a permanent fixture.
Read the load rating in context. The reinforced frame supports 300 lbs-plus, which covers tournament play with chips, trays, and broadcast gear. Match the configuration to the job: add the dealer tray, drop box, and RFID for a commercial room, or keep it lean for a home tournament setup.
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FAQ
What is the RFID integration, and what does it do?
An optional system of integrated readers and layouts from VideoPokerTable.net, the hardware and software behind most televised poker. It displays hands and odds, tracks play, and feeds a live stream. Wiring is hidden inside the table; you connect a laptop and run the software, which VideoPokerTable.net supports.
How does the quick-release armrest save time?
The armrest removes by hand with no unscrewing, cutting armrest service time up to 90%. With it off, the playing surface board slides out, so a full floor of tables can be re-felted at once — cutting that job up to 50%.
How many players does it seat?
11 positions — 10 players plus a dealer — on a 96" x 48" table, the standard tournament and feature-table configuration.
What legs does it come with?
Heavy-duty 1.2mm locking steel folding legs as standard, fitted into metal fittings in the table over a reinforced frame rated to support 300 lbs-plus. Solid wooden legs are available as an option.
How much does it weigh?
80 lbs, thanks to the UltraLight Solid Wood body — light enough to set up, break down, and store repeatedly in a commercial room.
What accessories can be added?
Optional dealer tray, cup holders, and drop box, plus graphic template surfaces and fully custom graphics at additional cost. Pricing for each is listed in the configuration menu.