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Every seat has a nice clear view of all the action and people at the table

Limited chances for angle-shooting. I couldn't think of any, but I'm sure someone will figure something out.


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Lol, just being sarcastic but what "action"? All the people staring at a screening and poking it?

Second point, not being sarcastic, angle-shooting? That may not be a problem but with no one controlling the game (dealer), it seems like the door is not only wide open, but off the hinges for collusion.


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I know you're joking, and that's the same idea I had before I played. But the setup of the table makes the game no more or less social than a regular game. In fact, the names displayed on the table made for easier conversation, and easy reminders to players that action was on them when they didn't notice it was their turn.

Also, I'd agree that collusion could be a big problem. In fact, due to the inability to chop the blinds, some players (including me) agreed to check it down if it was heads up between the blinds. That's collusion, although good-natured collusion.
Without a dealer to police the action, some inexperienced players could be taken advantage of.
However, there seemed to be a good supply of floorpeople to take care of any issues.