Topic: I may be in the wrong place - NewB

[TheeSlowPoke]

Buying table for the kids - the one I am looking at is made by Carrom (Super Dura Glide).  Should there be any areas on the table where the men cannot reach, i.e. between rows?  Or is this a matter of cheap table? 

It probably doesn't matter, just something to keep them busy without watching TV or playing video games.  Do better tables have dead areas?  I played when I was a kid, but I don't ever recall getting a ball trapped between men on adjacent rows where neither man could touch it.  But then again, maybe I just don't remember.

[come back trail]

yes, that is common on most tables. Depending on where the ball goes "dead" would depend on who gets possesion and where.