Pool Table

I like it

@richardfu Yes the cue stick is a bit of a problem, but to limit it would be to limit the game. In real life, you can't play very well if the pool cue only goes in One Direction. You have to be able to wander around the table with the stick in order to hit the balls, even in real life.

You're not supposed to know which hole has the flag. Just play the game and fill the pockets with balls, and you'll beat it. Without the water you could tell where it was... with the water… It's a secret.

Thanks for your rating and your comments

In an ideal world, there would be a string threaded through an eye hook on the ceiling directly above the center of the pool table. One end of the string would be tied to the handle of the stick, the other end of the string would be tied to the tip. The length of the string would be just enough for the cue stick to swing, yet barely touch the table edges. This would give a steady control, a swing that is not going wild, a stick that can't be used to knock anything over around the room, and still allow for a playable game...without gouging the felt

When I was a kid, about 7 through 10 years old, some friends of ours had a pool table in the basement. When I arrived, my special pool cue was clipped to the ceiling, and I played billiards for hours downstairs while my parents played poker upstairs. I became quite a pool shark...lol

@Frenzies interesting observation… Thank you. I'll keep that in mind when I update this one for the future…