I think it is so important to have someone good setting up your table. I've played on some great GCIVs and I've played on some bad ones and the only thing I can think of is that whoever set up the bad GCIVs must have screwed up somehow. When you shoot the cb out of a corner (right bottom corner) for a three railer to go into the left bottom corner it might run short. You try the same shot from the left corner and it plays long. That isn't right imho. The other GCIVs that I have played on were excellent and didn't have this problem. I played on some Olhausens that when they were set up, the rubber on the rails were loosening from the rails and played awful. After the Olhausen people came and fixed the tables, they played great. Whatever table you get, make sure the person putting it together does a good job.
