is located in the middle of the main surface 20 one skilled in the art will recognize that the position and number of the moving surfaces may vary in alternative embodiments the moving surface 22 is then designed to have a surface area corresponding in size and shape to the opening in the stationary surface 20 the moving surface 22 may then be positioned within the opening on the stationary surface 20 such that the stationary top surface 21 of the stationary surface 20 and moving top surface 23 of the moving surface 22 are generally in the same horizontal plane to form a smooth playing surface 12 both the stationary and moving surfaces 20 and 22 may be supported by legs 18 which may also act as support legs 18 for the billiards table 10 the moving surface 22 may also be supported by support by alternative means such as a pedestal 24 or other like support structure or may be secured directly to the stationary surface 20 of the billiards table 10 by ordinary fastening mechanisms not shown the stationary surface 20 does not move during play the moving or supplemental surface 22 however is designed to moving or rotate when the moving surface 22 is circular the surface 22 may be designed to rotate in the counter clockwise or clockwise direction at predetermined or varying speeds in the plane of the playing surface 12 in addition to being circular in shape the moving surface 22 may also be designed of other geographic shapes and sizes for example the moving surface.