RAM Game Room

RAM Game Room Series: Prohibition, Pub Series, English and Bamboo Tiki

RAM's catalog is organized around style series rather than single models, which matters when you are furnishing a whole room. The Prohibition series is the largest line we carry (18 pieces) and the most substantial: the Prohibition 60" Poker Table and Prohibition Texas Hold'em Poker Table sit at the top of the range at $3,979, with matching cocktail bars, a back bar, a pub table, gaming and dining chairs, barstools, and dedicated foot rails in the same finishes. The Pub Series (10 pieces) is the value side of the same idea — 60", 72" and 84" bars, the Pub Series 48" 3-in-1 Round and 80" Texas Hold'em poker tables, plus foot rails cut to each bar length. English pieces (6) cover pub tables, stools, the phone booth bar cabinet and its cue holder, and Bamboo Tiki (3) is a lighter outdoor-bar look: bar, lounge chair, and stool set.

Poker Tables and Dining Tops: One Table, Two Rooms

Most RAM poker tables in this collection are sold with an optional dining top, and three dining tops are stocked separately ($679-$699) for the Prohibition 60", Prohibition Texas Hold'em, and Pub Series Texas Hold'em tables. The dining top turns a dedicated poker table into a dining or work surface between game nights, which is the usual reason a poker table makes it into a shared family room rather than a basement. The Prohibition 48" 2 in 1 and Pub Series 48" 3-in-1 do the same trick in a smaller footprint for rooms that cannot take a 60" or 80" table.

Bars, Foot Rails and Seating: Buy the Matching Parts Together

RAM foot rails are cut and drilled for a specific bar or table — Pub Series 60", 72" and 84" bars each take their own rail ($50-$100), and the Prohibition 60" Cocktail Bar, 84" Cocktail Home Bar and 60" Poker Table take theirs ($289-$389). They are not interchangeable, so check the product spec table for the model each rail is designed for before ordering. The same applies to seating: RAM's swivel and backless barstools list 29" or 30" seat heights on their spec tables, sized for standard bar-height counters and RAM's own bars, while the game and dining chairs are sized for poker and dining tables. Where a stool's spec table has no seat height, the manufacturer does not publish one — check the listed overall dimensions instead.

Lighting Sized to the Table

Table light fixtures are matched to table length, not to the room: a 24" round fixture for round tables, 47" and 54" rectangular LED fixtures for longer game and poker tables, and the Jazz billiard fixture for billiard and poker tables. Portable lights (Capone, Hooch, Ness, $19.99-$39) are battery-style accents for bar tops rather than table lighting. Every RAM product page here carries a specification table with the dimensions, materials and finish codes taken from the manufacturer's own description, plus the manufacturer's user or installation manual where RAM publishes one.