Mini Pool Tables: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Cue sports have been enjoyed for centuries. There are mentions of billiards found in writings about 15th century French royal courts, in the plays of William Shakespeare, and other historical sources. By the mid-1800s, a game quite similar to modern pool had emerged. By the 20th century, its standardization was underway.
Fact #2. Full-sized pool tables are expensive. Most options cost well over a thousand dollars and many are priced much higher. They're also often prohibitively large. A 9-foot by 4.5-foot table, for example, necessitates free floor space measuring, at minimum, 16.5-feet by 12.5 feet, which is larger than many rooms in many homes. Fortunately, miniature pool tables offer an affordable and convenient alternative. They employ the same mechanics and rules that apply to a full-sized game of billiards, albeit on a smaller scale.
Fact #3. If you're considering a mini pool table for your home, first decide whether the table is more for novelty and occasional fun or if you want one that functions like its full-sized counterparts. A small pool table with the same attributes as a regulation unit will cost several hundred dollars.
Fact #4. If you're just interested in playfully passing time, consider a tabletop pool table. These squat units stand only a few inches in height, as they're designed to be perched atop a table, desk, or counter. Most such options still measure several feet on a side. This allows for challenging shots and plenty of fun.
Fact #5. There are even smaller pool tables that are essentially toys. However, they're still suitable for momentary diversion. These truly miniature versions usually measure little more than a foot and a half on the longer sides. They can be treated like both decorations and play objects. Most cost less than 25 dollars and will be worth the purchase even if only played with on occasion.