Abstract: A game t able having a cruciform shape when seen in plan view. A generally circular "in play" area is bounded by four generally rectangular and contiguous base areas. The table top is flat and the "in play" area and the surrounding base areas are demarcated only by a generally circular line of demarcation. Four ball-receiving pockets are equidistantly and circumferentially spaced about the periphery of the circular "in play" area, and points are scored by holing balls in those pockets. No ball can be holed unless it is in the "in play" area. However, each player may take a positioning shot to knock a ball into the "in play" area prior to taking a scoring shot. There are two different sets of balls and in some games, all members of one set must be holed before any members of the second set. A cue ball and a bogey ball are also involved in play, and detailed rules govern the several games.