Multi Game Tables

Multi game tables let one piece of furniture handle several activities, such as pool, poker, table tennis and dining, which saves space in a game room. This collection includes RAM Game Room 2-in-1 game tables and Texas Hold'em poker tables with reversible dining tops, 3-in-1 pool, ping pong and dining combos, and Valley Panther slate pool tables for home and coin-operated use.

How to Choose the Right Multi Game Tables

• Measure the room: allow roughly 5 feet of clearance around a pool table for cue strokes, and about 3 feet around card and dining tables for chairs.
• Count players: 48 inch tables seat about 4, 60 inch tables 4 to 6, and 84 inch Texas Hold'em tables seat 8.
• Decide which games you need; convertible tops switch between dining, cards and pool or table tennis.
• For pool, one-piece slate offers the most consistent roll; check the size (88, 93 or 101 inch on Valley models).
• For bars or rec centers, choose coin-op models with bill acceptors or card-reader readiness.
• Pick a wood finish and matching chairs to suit your space.

Multi Game Tables FAQs

What size room do I need for a pool table?

A common rule is the table's playing length and width plus about 5 feet on each side. Use a shorter cue if space is tight.

Is a convertible game table sturdy enough for daily dining?

Solid wood tables with fitted dining tops are designed for regular dining use. Check the weight and materials listed for each model.

What is the difference between a home and a coin-op pool table?

Coin-op tables add a ball-return and payment system for bars and commercial rooms; home tables let you play freely and often have more decorative finishes.

How many people can play at a poker table?

Most round 48 inch tables seat 4, while oval Texas Hold'em tables such as an 84 inch model seat 8 players.