Abstract: A billiard table useful for entertaining that may be set up against a wall, for people to play the novel billiard-style game from only one side (end). The table may have two bowed leg stands. The two stands may be bolted or otherwise affixed to the underside of the table. The table may be made out of plywood and oak with a felt playing surface. Pockets with designated numbers may run along the top and the bottom of the table. Players may call their shot, set up the ball, and then aim for the corresponding pocket. If the player sinks the ball into the called pocket, the ball will return to the front of the table in the same numbered pocket to easily keep track of the score. The device saves room and involves a great deal of strategy to play.