I'm looking to buy a combination pool/ air hockey/ ping pong table. (or just pool and air hockey.) I know cheaper pool tables are made of mdf rather than slate and can warp. That's okay, I'm just looking for some friendly gaming fun. I've been looking at Harvard and Mizerak tables at Sears. I want a cheaper table because it will probably be lighter and I won't feel as bad if I break it and/or spill beer on it, or have to leave it behind when I move next year. Is a 6-foot table too small to enjoy? (I'm 25, and don't want one of those 4 or 5-foot kid tables.) Are the multi-game tables as functionally cool as they seem or would I be better off buying separate tables? Do you have experience with any of these tables that you can share? Thanks.

where is the cheapest one and it has air powered hockey table ,basketball ,etc.

Note: I only play loose at my home games where it is one table of 4-5 people. At multi-game tourneys i play tight aggressive. What do you think of loose play? Can loose play be successful moreso then tight play? What are the advantages/disadvantages???? I PLAY EVERY hand when the blinds are 1/2. When it is 10/20 i tighten up a bit. Do you play very loose (playing 90% of flops) in the beginning?

Hi - We are in a town-home and have an oversized 2-car garage. We were thinking to put a pool or multi-game table (pool/table tennis etc...). The condition is that it has to be folding and not too heavy table so that when we are done playing, we can fold and keep this aside and bring our cars in. Please let me know from where can we buy a pool or multi-game table (pool/table tennis etc...) that is folding and not too heavy. Thanks!!! Can I buy something like this in the USA: http://www.supremepool.co.uk/foldaway_pool_table.html

I was looking at getting a multi game table with air hockey and ping pong and wanted to know how much smaller that table would be.