Played on one of these in Wembley in 1995. Was the only one I ever saw but it was in a pub so I guess their were a number of them made.It actually made for a very interesting game - but it's a gimmick (it was a lot of fun). One pocket is played on a regular 6 pocket table so no need for a 2 pocket table. No need for a 4 pocket table either, just play rail first in the side if you want to make a money game more challenging. If Earl wants a tougher game he should get some snooker practice in - win a single tournament match against a professional and he'll get a wildcard to the World Championship just like that.
