IMO a lot more info is needed to begin what is your style? I hate dining chairs on casters to start but I need to at least see the space and also the actual meaurements of the space .IMO a 60" table is too small for for that style of chair and anything bigger in a round is IMO too big but a Texas holdem oval might be better. I think I need to know how often you plan this table to be used for poker since really the top should have felt , not too conducive to dining . Also an edge . Maybe if you play poker a lot you might want to look a desiginated space for the table and chairs and keep the DR for dining.

YA 60” round pedestal table can work really well in a large Florida-style open floor plan because it keeps the space feeling social and fluid instead of too formal. For dual dining and poker use, I’d probably lean toward comfortable captain chairs with performance fabric or leather since drinks, chips, and long game nights are inevitable. A darker wood or matte finish tabletop can also help hide wear while still looking upscale. Since the table will become a gathering focal point, subtle luxury touches can make a huge difference - kind of the same appeal that premium gaming environments and perks aim for with things like https://www.pokerlistings.com/casino-bonuses/highroller-bonuses where the experience matters just as much as the gameplay itself.