card table

American  

noun

1. a small, light table, usually with folding legs, used mainly for card games.

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Etymology

Origin of card table

First recorded in 1705–15

Example Sentences

The couple are accused of using the camera and a mobile phone to see the casino card table, and communicating with "deep seated earpieces" to bet on card games.

From Barron's

The “former professional athletes” helped lure wealthy players to the card table, prosecutors say, and they received a cut of the proceeds.

From The Wall Street Journal

A spirited game of dominoes was underway at a card table on the sidewalk, as pumping hip-hop poured from a set of speakers.

From Los Angeles Times

In the case of my first Thanksgiving, the dinner table was a card table long enough to fit twelve, covered in a thrifted table cloth.

From Salon

Just setting up a card table in the gym won’t be enough for an Army recruiter to be successful.

From Washington Times