Best pit table in the country

iusedtoberich said:
Shane Wolford's family room in VA is sort of a continuous pit. The room is split into two halves, one half has a row of 9', the other half has a row of 7'. Each row has the tables placed side rail to side rail. Between each half is a raised platform maybe 5' in the air. It has tables/chairs, a wide railing on its entire perimeter, and steps on each end. It makes good viewing to watch a match from above, on any of the tables.
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Raised viewing areas are great.
 
Which country?
 

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iusedtoberich said:
Shane Wolford's family room in VA is sort of a continuous pit. The room is split into two halves, one half has a row of 9', the other half has a row of 7'. Each row has the tables placed side rail to side rail. Between each half is a raised platform maybe 5' in the air. It has tables/chairs, a wide railing on its entire perimeter, and steps on each end. It makes good viewing to watch a match from above, on any of the tables.
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Didn't even consider this one.
Really nice pool room.
 
I can say only one bad thing concerning Buffalo's: it is 90 miles or 1.5 hours west of me -- just a little too far to drop in for an afternoon. On the other hand, it is a great comfort to me to have Buffalo's so close that I can comfortably attend its big "doings". The pool gods often work in mysterious ways.
 
iusedtoberich said:
Shane Wolford's family room in VA is sort of a continuous pit. The room is split into two halves, one half has a row of 9', the other half has a row of 7'. Each row has the tables placed side rail to side rail. Between each half is a raised platform maybe 5' in the air. It has tables/chairs, a wide railing on its entire perimeter, and steps on each end. It makes good viewing to watch a match from above, on any of the tables.
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City?
 
Back in the day Bruce's or Sticks and Stones in Indy had a great pit, flush with a barbers chair that might have been the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
 
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