9 ft Roll and Score Table Set with LED Scorer and 4 Balls Included, by MD Sports

I almost did not but this due to several bad reviews about missing parts,etc. But I had no missing parts, it all got put together within 2-3 hours, by myself. It works great, me and the grandkids have been playing it at least once a day every day since we got it 3 weeks ago. But a side note..... i put this in my upstairs gameroom and had to open the box downstairs and take it piece by piece upstairs too assembly. The box was EXTREMELY heavy. But if you have men in the house, then I'm sure weight won't be an issue.

This was always my favorite game to play whenever I would go to the Arcade. I remember going to the arcade and the game would give you tickets that you could redeem for prizes. This game is just like the regular arcade game. I will say it wasn't easy to assemble, it's very bulky and heavy, so I recommend finding a place you really want it to be, because once it's assembled you won't be able to move it easily, so a larger space is reccomend to set it up. My kids love all the lights and sounds it makes when you score a ball in one of the circle amounts. It is a really fun game for the whole family and you will be sure to have hours of entertainment.

This game is great and was not hard to put together at all simply just follow the instructions (done by myself and my 14 year daughter) I was worried because some reviews said the holes wasn’t pre-drilled which is correct but they are marked and the nails go in the wood with little to no force with a screw driver

This is a nice game table. It arrived within 2 weeks. My only complaint is that it’s extremely annoying to put together. It takes 2 people and about 4 hours. The kids and their friends love it!

great addition to game room ...little low for tall people .so back a little sore ..thinkin bout building some risers for it ..raise it up .alot of assembly required so be patient.

three stars is an honest review. It's not that difficult to put together but there was a few parts that could have been pre assembled. you have to put this together on a hard flat surface, if you try to put it all together on carpet, it doesn't come together flush. just a few unflush pieces make the balls get stuck inside. I have to now get small blocks of wood for THREE spaces inside the machine, where the balls get stuck on lips no longer than two centemetiers. one main side leg came with a big scratch on it. it looks very professional though and I love that for my game room. For 400$ after the mandatory shipping from pilot (which walmart discloses in a random email that you need to call them to schedule shipping) I'd give it 3 stars.

So here’s the good about this game. Once together it seems well made and is sturdy. It’s a 2 player game and keeps the score for both players and announces the winner. The sound effects are good and there is also flashing lights over the target. It’s big so it plays like a real arcade game. It’s a blast to play for all ages. It would be perfect in a man cave but anywhere it’s a lot of fun. The whole family enjoys this game. So what’s not to like about it? Well, it’s big and it’s heavy. I would suggest building it in the room you plan to put it in. You might be able to disassemble it, sort of for moving if it ever came to that but how many times you could do that is a good question. It takes at least 2 people to assemble it. Like I said its big and it’s heavy and holding the parts in position while assembling it is challenging. The other issue with assembly is that not all the pieces are marked. They are marked in the instructions but more than have the pieces didn’t have any marking on them which means you have to select the pieces by the drawings in the instructions, which aren’t really that good either. As with most instruction for products nowadays there are no words just pictures and believe me there are a lot of pieces to this thing. The other problem is that most of the holes for screws and bolts don’t line up properly or just are not drilled meaning you’re just driving the screws into the wood and hope you’re in the correct position. It’s probably best not to tighten the parts completely until the complete assembly you’re working on is together. But that has its issues as some of the bolts and screws become hard to reach. A good screw gun is really a must for assembly. In all it took 2 of us about 3, 3 1/2 hours to assemble this and about a half an hour to cut up the cardboard so it would fit in the trash. There were no damaged or missing parts. The packaging of this is superb, very well protected. You might say bullet proof. All in all I’m happy with this game. Just be patient when assembling and double check every step before proceeding. Once together I’s solid and seems like it will last a long time. And it’s really fun.

This game, once it was finally assembled, is very sturdy. The directions to assemble the game are somewhat suspect. Alot of the parts were not numbered, or had the number rubbed off. There also was a part missing, but I made a piece to replace it. The plastic bumper on the front of the game is so bent it was very difficult to put in place and hold it and the bolts to assemble the deck. It actually was easier to assemble on it's side, and then placing the screws to the spreaders in once the game is set up. The explanation of the wiring is not very well explained either. Once I did get it assembled, it does work well. The balls provided could be better, as they are very light, and make it difficult to direct the ball to the 100 point circles. It is enjoyable to play though, and even more fun when you are playing against a friend.

Some plastic was busted and factory screw holes were off in a couple area's. Plexiglass cover was almost a half inch off. I'm in the process of calling manufacturer.

Came with plywood pcs barely holding together to the real wood. Fell apart quickly during build process. Specifically the sidewalls and return terminal had cheap plywood that had maybe 1” staple nails holding it together. If the plywood PCs that connect the bigger pieces were actual wood or polymer or metal, this issue would not occur. Also no lacquer on ends of return slides, otherwise indicated by manual. Christmas surprise blown for the kid