Otherwise, the game would be over the first time anybody scratched. However, since it’s common to scratch by sinking the cue ball, there has to be a system for returning just that one ball. The balls are then contained until the game is over and more money is inserted. As each ball is hit into a pocket during game play, it rolls down a simple system of internal chutes that return it to a storage area on the side of the table where you can see the balls through a plexiglass window on the ball box door. After inserting your coins and pushing the lever into the machine, the balls roll out into an accessible ball box at the end of the table. How does this work?īy using a magnetic cue ball, a different weighted cue ball, or a different-sized cue balls, depending on the table.įor those of you not familiar with coin-operated pool tables, all the balls are held inside the table until the correct number of coins are inserted. This problems and many more can be easily remedied with one phone call to Absolute Billiard Services.Īfter using a coin-operated table for the first time, you may be surprised that after you scratched, the cue ball alone would always return to play. Pool cue maintenance is a key factor in a successful coin operated bar table environment as well.
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Another common problem is the colored or numbered balls return to the ball box at the end of the table where players get free games, rather than returning behind the plexiglass door where they have to pay to get them out. There could possibly be something stuck on the magnet inside that is keeping it from returning correctly. The most common problem is the cue ball keeps returning in the ball return box instead of where it should at the head of the table. The inside of a coin operated table contains a few mechanisms that can become jammed or dirty and keep the table from running smoothly. We often use a different grade of felt on bar tables to stand up to the wear and tear they will endure. Coin operated tables, also commonly known as ‘bar tables’, need additional attention and care that a home pool table doesn’t require. Valley, Dynamo, Valley Dynamo, Valley Cougar, Diamond, Shelti, Apache, and Global are common coin operated table brand names. Most tables you see in a restaurant or bar are going to be a typical coin operated pool table. We are experienced in commercial pool table installations. Atlanta Installation Company for Bar Pool TablesĪre you in need of coin operated pool table installations or repairs at your place of business? Contact Absolute Billiard Services today for a free quote!Ĭommercial Pool Table Services in Atlanta
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