Custom Built Round Pool Table

[stilnsocal]

This is a One Of A Kind 6' Round Pool Table, Built by The JM Billiard Co.
Price: $3,500
You can contact me at timmeyers@jmbilliard.com
Thank's
Tim Meyers

 

[deanoc]

I played on one ot these in the early 60s.They can be a lot of fun

 

[ABall]

Which side do you break from?

 

[RDCustomCues]

Do you have to build a round room to put it in just kidding pretty cool though..

 

[johnf_34]

What's going on with those rails?

 

[paulybatz]

Sorry

Sorry, I just dont get it...bumper pool, OK. Round pool table, big stretch. Round tables are for cards.

 

[CaptainHook]

I would love to play One Pocket on that table.

 

[Black-Balled]

What's going on with those rails?

I guess the lumps are to keep the ball from spinning around and around andaround and around and around andaround andaroundandaroundandaroundandaroundandaroundandaround

 

[ibuycues]

My shot? 8-ball in the corner pocket!

Will

 

[1pRoscoe]

Does it come with a spot?

 

[our_auctionguy]

What's to lose?

At $3500, I honestly can't see any serious pool players buying it when they could get a nice used GC IV or 2 GC IIIs for that amount. But.....
If you want to get a little more creative and add some bumpers in the center and near the pockets or elsewhere, you might be able to sell it to a really heavy drinking establishment as a table for "Ring Bumper Pool" or "Bumper Golf" games. 6 People could play at the same time and rent it by the hour. A game could take forever so the owners might do well on it. Of course the loser of each game has to buy everybody else a "round" (no pun intended!)and the first one to their hole gets a shot of Crown. Good Luck.

 

[Mr Hoppe]

Finally a use for a badly warped cue!

Actually looks fun and I'd love to try it.

 

[Catahula]

i'm sure it has an audience but it seems like a lot of money to spend for 15 minutes worth of entertainment.

 

[Methodman201]

Really, I just Don't Get. What are we supposed to be playing? I just Don't think I could Get use to this kind of change. I think it would be interesting entertainment, I'm not sure about a serious game though.

 

[stilnsocal]

Hi deanoc,
I was just waundering if the oc in your name was for Orange County. You said that you had played on a round table back in the 60's. My father James Meyers had built one of the first round tables back in the late 60's. Maybe the same table my dad had made? He was from Orange County, Garden Grove to be exact.

Take Care
Tim Meyers
JM Billiard Co
& Merry Christmas!

 

[stilnsocal]

Next time your in So Calif look me up. timmeyers@jmbilliard.com