Can you play 2 1/4 balls on this table and are the pockets big enough?
1274705
No way. I don't think they'd fit in the pockets. Also, there's a good chance balls that size would just roll right over the bumpers. The balls that come with this table are just a smidge smaller than golf balls, and that's what the table is really meant for.
1274706
no you cannot the pockets are sized for the 1/12 size balls everything is scaled to size on this table.
1274707
I don't believe so - the pockets take only the mini-balls that come with it, but they're of great quality
1274708
No - pockets are only big enough for the balls that come with it. Any balls bigger would not work because the size of the table and the pockets. A person can play a good game of pool on this table as my husband and myself along with other family memebers can attest to. Although it is small it still takes skill to play a game particularly because of the size - a whole new ball game (pun intended)
1679517
No. It drops into a net pocket.. Got for my 7 year old. Mini table perfect for kids.
1699866
regular size of playing cards is all I have used..Not sure if anything larger would work.
1621500
No. I use the pockets to store my GU gels. They fit perfectly if I fold them in half.
1679516
The pockets are old-style pockets with, essentially, bags that hold the balls. Each one comfortably holds around 3 or 4 balls, I think. After each game, you need to grab the balls out of each pocket.
245155
Hello Susan: I bought this for a party. We played a game and who ever one got to pick the apron that each person had on. Unfortunately for me, someone chose my apron and I loved it. From memory the pockets were not that large and wouldn't carry much, if this is what you're looking for? Sorry I couldn't be of further help. The apron I wound up with is not nearly as cute at this one was. (: Color me sad. Jo
256811
I only can fit 2. Maybe 1 bill with the two cards. Four cards seems impossible. For one reason, I would be afraid of stretching the leather and not being able to hold any cards in.
10495
The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there.
1756763
Basically, yes. Unless you want to put several courses at once on the table. Two dinner plates, a drink each ,and appropriate eating utensils fit fine.
251424
nope. There is a small pocket for my access card and key, and a tennis ball cannot fit in it.
67003
I would say no. Technically, it could fit but it would really stick out. The pocket is tight and made more for papers and slim objects.
1254866
It certainly sounds like it. (I was expecting bigger pockets when I got mine). The top row had tiny ones. The second row has 2 3x6 approx. and the 3rd row had 3 3x4 approx.
1823124
Yes. But be aware it is a low end product. The rackets and balls are useless. You will need to buy other balls and racketd. The table itself does the job. Our kids have fun with it.
1265440
It will work on smaller tables. I have used this on a dining room table and returned balls into the curtains (which cushion the bounce and allow the balls to fall into a container - less picking the balls up off the floor!). You could set it up to fire balls from the windowsill, bounce them off a coffee table and hit them into a bucket. Ideally though, use some sort of TT table and a TT net to replicate game conditions. My next investment is a return net to hit them into. Ultimately the draw back to this equipment is picking the balls up afterwards. And in answer to the original question a 3/4 size table should be fine.
1218655
I have a pair of athletic shoes that fit (one shoe per pocket) but it would mostly depend on your shoe size I'm a size 6 so I don't have an issue fitting my shoes in the pockets.
1309555
Absolutely! I now have 12 of them. All my cards are standard sized (Magic-sized) with Ultra-Pro Deck Protector sleeves. Fit comfortably. The elastic band holds the binder closed while traveling (and dropping). I've never had any card fall out of a pocket.Using mine for Magic and Pathfinder Card Game Class Decks.
802940
It is very big, but sounds like that could work for you. If you have lots of little stuff you might find all of the pockets convenient.