Game Room Tables

RAM Game Room Pub & Poker Tables for Tournament-Style Play

RAM Game Room is the larger brand in this collection at 11 products, and it's built around pub-style and poker-style tables meant for group play. The lineup includes the English Style Square Pub Table in Antique White, the English Style Circle Pub Table, the standard English Pub Table, and the Prohibition Pub Table for a darker, speakeasy-inspired look. For card players, the Pub Series 60" Poker & Dining Table doubles as a dining table, and RAM Game Room also sells matching Dining Top for Pub Series Texas Hold'em Poker Table, Dining Top for Prohibition Texas Hold'em Poker Table, and Dining Top for Prohibition 60" Poker Table pieces so an existing poker table base can be converted for meals. Rounding out the brand are the space-saving 48" Round Folding Game Table, plus two novelty pieces — the Ring Swing Game and The Post Table — for casual play in a rec room corner.

District Mills A-Frame and Accent Tables for Game Rooms

District Mills brings 8 products to this collection, focused on A-frame construction and smaller accent tables rather than full poker setups. The A-Frame Table, A-Frame High Table, and Black A-Frame Table give you a choice of standard or counter height and a black or natural finish. For dedicated game nights, the Chess Booth / Dinette and Hourglass Table are built around tabletop games and seating rather than dining. District Mills also carries a Coffee Table, Side Table, and Pub Table for filling out a game room with seating and surface space around the main game table.

Matching Table Size and Style to Your Space

Table shape and footprint matter as much as brand when you're outfitting a game room. Round options — like the English Style Circle Pub Table or the 48" Round Folding Game Table — tend to fit better in tighter corners and allow more players to sit close together, while square and rectangular tables such as the English Style Square Pub Table or the Pub Series 60" Poker & Dining Table suit rooms with more open floor space. If you already own a RAM Game Room poker table base, check the dining top listings before buying a whole new table: the Dining Top for Pub Series, Dining Top for Prohibition, and Dining Top for Prohibition 60" pieces are made to convert an existing poker table into a dining surface without replacing the base. District Mills' A-frame tables come in two heights (standard and "High"), so measure your existing bar stools or chairs against the table height before ordering.

What Game Room Tables Cost at JoySportStore

Across the 19 active listings in this collection, prices run from $99 up to $5,350, which covers everything from a compact folding game table or side table at the low end to a full pub or poker table set at the high end. Buyers working with a smaller budget or limited space typically start with the 48" Round Folding Game Table, the Ring Swing Game, or a District Mills Side Table or Coffee Table. Shoppers building out a dedicated game room around a centerpiece poker or pub table should expect to spend toward the middle-to-upper end of that range, especially if they're also adding a matching dining top or A-frame seating.

Choosing Between a Pub Table and an A-Frame or Accent Table

If your game room's main activity is cards, poker, or hosting a group around drinks, RAM Game Room's pub and poker tables are the more direct fit, particularly the Pub Series 60" Poker & Dining Table or either English Style pub table. If you need supporting furniture — a spot to set drinks, a low table for board games, or bar-height seating around the room — District Mills' A-Frame, Hourglass, Coffee, and Side Tables are designed to complement a main table rather than replace it. Many game rooms in this collection end up mixing both brands: a RAM Game Room table as the centerpiece and District Mills pieces filling out the seating and surface space around it.