The Café Games page brings together the bar games from the counter and the back room: darts and targets, table football, billiards, pucks, and bar games, so you can recreate the atmosphere of fun times with friends at home.
The skill games that liven up cafés, perfect to set up in a lounge, garage, or club room.
A classic darts board, made of sisal, is fixed with the centre 1.73 metres from the floor, and players throw from a line placed 2.37 metres from the face of the board. The most common game, 501, starts at this score, and each player reduces it to zero, finishing with a double. Electronic boards, with soft tips, count points automatically and are great for families.
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Table football features two teams of eleven players on four rods: goalkeeper, defence, midfield, and attack. In France, players often use through rods and a cork ball on sturdy tables. Pool comes in French billiards, or carom, which has no pockets and uses three balls, English billiards with eight balls, and American pool. The size of the room matters: you need space to handle the cue all around the table.
Other sports on the site, swimming, padel, badminton, handball, basketball, golf, fitness, climbing, camping, fishing, motorcycling, gymnastics, athletics, are gathered on the other sports page.
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Each player starts with five hundred and one points and deducts the score of their three darts each round. To win, you must reach exactly zero by finishing with a double; going over cancels the round.
The sisal board, with steel-tipped darts, is the standard for players and lasts a long time. The electronic board, with soft tips, counts the points automatically and offers several games, making it perfect for families.
French billiards, or carom, is played without pockets using three balls. American billiards uses fifteen numbered balls and a table with six pockets, while English billiards, or blackball, involves red and yellow balls on a smaller table.
Through rods, which stick out the other side, are used in competition and café models, making them robust and precise. Telescopic rods remain inside the game and avoid collisions, making them safer for young children.
You need to account for the table plus the length of a cue all around to play without hitting the walls. Measure the room before buying, or opt for shorter cues for a small room.