Poker table picture request.

[SWASS]

Hey every one,

I have a new [poker table website and I need a picture of a basic table to use on my site.

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in letting me use one of your pictures to post on my website to use as as basic setup.

I lost my pictures of my basic tables I built a long time ago. I haven't built any in a long time, so I do not have any. I do not want to steel somebody else's picture either.

The table needs to be a basic 4x8 casino style with ssc, no beer rail, folding table legs, and no cup holders.

If anyone would share a picture with me and let me post it on my site I would really appreciate it

Thanks

[Wedge Rock]

Maybe not the best job on the rails, but feel free to use it...

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/5476/img2304wy9.jpg

Also, if you have players that want the fringe/tassle look and are willing to pay for the upgrade to ironing board legs, you can use this image as well...

http://i448.photobucket.com/albums/qq203/redgewock/PMC/fringe.jpg

[SWASS]

Wow,
Thanks those are some great pics

[Irish]

LOL @ Wedge, funny shit dude.

Swass - I know what you're trying to accomplish by showing examples of everything but honestly your best bet is just to post pictures of the exact tables you've made. The last thing you want to have is someone contact you asking about details for "that table on your website" and you having to say that's not my table it's just an example of what I can do, that just doesn't look good to a customer. 9 times out of 10 if someone is looking to drop the coin on a well-built custom table (even a simple one), they have a basic idea of what they're looking for. And even if they don't, when they contact you, you can always refer them to one the online picture galleries like the one we have here at PMC for ideas. Just my 2¢ worth.

[SWASS]

LOL @ Wedge, funny shit dude.

Swass - I know what you're trying to accomplish by showing examples of everything but honestly your best bet is just to post the pictures the exact tables you've made. The last thing you want to have is someone contact you asking about details for "that table on your website" and you having to say that's not my table it's just an example of what I can do, that just doesn't look good to a customer. 9 times out of 10 if someone is looking to drop the coin on a well-built custom table (even a simple one), they have a basic idea of what they're looking for. And even if they don't, when they contact you, you can always refer them to one the online picture galleries like the one we have here at PMC for ideas. Just my 2¢ worth.

I thought of that and you are right. I just have a page describing the price for a basic table and only have a picture of a table with cup holders inside the felt. No one really wants just a strait felt anymore so it's been a long time since I built one.

[Wedge Rock]

Just notate the picture by telling them that the cupholders shown are an upgrade. Might even lead to an upsell for you.

Besides, if no one wants a straight felt table, why do you want a pic of it on your website?

[SWASS]

Just notate the picture by telling them that the cupholders shown are an upgrade. Might even lead to an upsell for you.

Besides, if no one wants a straight felt table, why do you want a pic of it on your website?

That is what I did for now, I just didn't want the notation. I have the table as the basic price and prices for all the options as additional to the basic table price.

It's no big deal I just thought I can use a picture to do it. If not then I will keep what I have.