That’s a slick idea—turn the table into a mood sensor. Light up the chips when you’re bluffing, shift the table’s color when you read a read, even add a sound cue for a big fold. It’s like giving your opponents a visual handicap, but you gotta keep it subtle. If the lights betray you, you’ll be losing chips before you even get a hand. So keep the tech on standby, but let the game stay in the mind—no one wants a flashy table that tells them when to call a bluff.