Flex BlazeDS based Poker game

I am working on a Flex Java based poker game where multiple tables need to be created and people are placed on the tables depending on the table availability. I am facing issues adding people from resource pool to the tables. Any one worked on something similar? Any tutorials, examples or code snippets would be helpful.

Rjoshicool, I think people are misinterpreting your explanation (simply because of the crossover of terminology) and you are on the right track.
If I understand it correctly:
You have a multiple number of poker Games. These are Tournaments rather than individual games.
Each tournament has multiple poker tables associated with it and multiple players on each poker table. All players are associated with a tournament, game and table. This association is going to change over time and for the tournament as a whole.
Database tables:
You will need at least
A tournament table, a poker_table table, player table, game_table. You are going to need a load of other tables to hold information about anscillary items perhaps - for example there may be a league, poker_team, etc. I don't know.
In a multiple user system you need to take care of people disconnecting unexpectedly, wanting to get back to a game if accidentally disconnected, wanting to pause play, chat, etc.
Most importantly you must be able to prevent concurrent updates of the database tables since you have multiple players effectively updating the state of a game/table.
It can all get quite complex, quickly.

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Hi,
I have an assignment in which I am to make a poker game, one server and four clients.
"Up to 4 players should be able to connect to your server and play. All four players need to be logged into the server before cards are dealt.
Players should have to enter their name and each player should be able to see all the players that are connected to the server.
You can represent playing cards however you wish.
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Server communication with the players and player communication with the server should be handled by separate threads."
To be honest, I am lost. I just don't understand how it should work.
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www.figuric.com/java/src.rar
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https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb975801.aspx
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*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF MEMBER VARIABLES
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*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF MEMBER VARIABLES
* Private Methods:
*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF PRIVATE METHODS (IF ANY)
* Public Methods:
*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF PUBLIC METHODS (IF ANY)
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* Deck
* Member Variables:
*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF MEMBER VARIABLES
* Private Methods:
*   INSERT DESCRIPTION OF PRIVATE METHODS (IF ANY)
* Public Methods:
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Here's some old code - a game of Pontoon (aka BlackJack, 21 etc)
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