the braces 28 as shown in the drawing the two brace members are joined by a slotted adjustment member 38 the member 38 is made pivotal with respect to the braces 28 by means of hinge pins 28a and 28b the relatively widely spaced legs 26 are joined to their associated locking braces 31 as seen near the center of the drawing by pivot pins 30 a and 30b the locking braces 31 are joined together by means of slotted adjustment member 39 which is made pivotal with respect to the locking braces by means of the pivot pins 31a and 31b also visible in this view is a pair of holding blocks 42 and 44 aligned openings 45 and 46 parallel to the rails 16a and 16b are bored through the blocks 42 and 44 to serve as receptacles for pool cues as will be explained in greater detail hereinbelow in fig3 one end of the underside of the table is shown the frame member 14b is visible at the left of the drawing and it abuts a support member 48 which underlies the playing surface of the table a compartment for the pouch 34 is formed under the playing surface between the support 48 and the block 23a by means of a wall 50 as shown in fig6 the adjustment member 38 has parallel slots 52 and 54 arranged to be engaged by knobs 56 and.