DB Dealer makes home poker games easier

October 10

If you ask just about anyone what game they play at home, besides online poker, the will tell you poker with friends at the dining room table. It's even a great family event at home on a Friday night.

In fact, family participation has demanded some user-friendly new inventions like this new one - the DB Dealer. The new poker tool combines the game's dealer button, an oversized, round chip marker that denotes which player bets last (the most valuable betting position in casino/home games and online poker) and the blind timer, an warning that denotes a minimum bet increase. This is sure to make poker playing at home with all ages easier.

These days, kids are wanting to play poker more than watching cartoons on TV. Many families like the idea od playing poker at home with their families because it creates a time when they can get together and spend time with each other.

Children and adults can simply program the DB Dealer in 5 minute time-frames. Before, poker tournament players used different kinds of alarms to mark blind increases.

The man behind the new poker tool, Jeff Klein, is a 37 year-old who was playing poker at home with his family long before it was the norm.

The DB Dealer grew from his personal annoyance with the lack of reliable, easy-to-use poker timers.