Pool Table
Pool Table at Pickle & Cue Club
Pickle & Cue Club has tournament standard pool tables, with cues and balls provided on site and plans for individual, corporate and group players. The venue is a short drive for players from Baner, Mangaon, Hinjewadi and Mahalunge, and covers table specifications, rules, tips and facilities for anyone new to the game.
A Pool Table Built for More Than a Quick Game
A pool table is easy to find. A pool table with a proper surface, good lighting, comfortable seating and staff who can rack it up correctly is harder to come by. Pickle & Cue Club was built around that gap, with tournament standard tables kept in consistent playing condition, inside a venue that also has pickleball courts, snooker tables and a café, so a pool session can turn into a full visit rather than a quick stop.
Pool Table Serving Baner, Mangaon, Hinjewadi and Mahalunge
Pickle & Cue Club is based in Mahalunge and draws regular players from the surrounding localities who want a proper table without a long drive.
Pool Table Specifications
The tables at Pickle & Cue Club are built to tournament standard, so practice here carries over directly to competitive play elsewhere.
- Table size: standard 8 foot playing surface, common for both casual and competitive pool
- Cloth and cushions: checked and maintained on a regular schedule for consistent roll and rebound
- Balls: full set of numbered object balls plus a cue ball
- Pockets: properly sized and maintained for consistent potting
- Lighting: even overhead lighting positioned for accurate shot reading
- Surface: hard, indoor flooring around the table, kept clear for safe movement
Pool Rules Every Player Should Know
Pool rules vary slightly by format, but a few basics apply across most casual and club games played at Pickle & Cue Club.
- Break shot: the game opens with a break, driving the balls apart from a fixed position
- Calling shots: many casual games use called shots, agreeing on the pocket before playing
- Fouls: scratching the cue ball into a pocket or failing to hit your own ball group first typically results in a foul
- Ball groups: standard 8 ball splits the table into solids and stripes after the break, with the 8 ball potted last
- Alternating turns: players alternate shots after a miss or a foul, unless a shot is legally potted
Tips for Beginners
New players are welcome at the table, and staff are on hand to walk through grip, stance and basic rules before a first game.
- Relaxed grip and steady bridge: control comes from a stable bridge hand, not a tight grip on the cue
- Call your shots: agreeing on pockets upfront avoids disputes mid game
- Think one shot ahead: consider where the cue ball ends up, not just the shot in front of you
- Take your time on the break: a controlled break beats a rushed, hard one for most beginners
- Ask for a walkthrough: a short rules and scoring demo is available on request for first time players
Facilities We Provide
A pool session at Pickle & Cue Club comes with a full venue, not just a table.
Why Choose Pickle & Cue Club for Pool
Plenty of venues have a table. Fewer treat it as part of a complete visit.
Book Your Pool Table Today
Bring your own cue habits or start from scratch, either way there’s a table ready. Ask about individual, corporate or group plans depending on how you’re playing.
- Call: +91 92725 90853
- WhatsApp: message us directly to check table availability
- Visit: VTP Circle, opp. VTP Aethereus, behind Bajirao Food Corner, Mahalunge, Pune, Maharashtra 411045
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Pool Table
A standard 8 foot playing surface, suited to both casual and competitive play.
No, cues and balls are provided at the venue.
Yes, block bookings and group rates are available for office teams and events.
Yes, individual pay per hour booking is available with no fixed schedule required.
Players regularly travel in from Baner, Mangaon, Hinjewadi and Mahalunge.
Yes, staff can walk new players through the basics before their first game.