
Conference lounge
Between sessions, two attendees sit down for a short match while others watch with coffee in hand.
480+ corporate events · 5 years
Our sit-down soccer game rental puts two guests face to face on benches, kicking a ball under the table toward each other's goal. A match is short, loud and easy to join in a dress or a suit.

The table works wherever people stand around between sessions or drinks and want something quick to do.
The rules fit in one sentence, so nobody has to read anything before they play.
Two players sit on benches at either end of a low table. The ball rolls on a small field underneath. Each player kicks with their feet to defend their own goal and score in the other one, which sits under the opponent's bench.
It's social by design. You can't play alone, and you can't help laughing. That makes it good conference entertainment for a lounge or a networking break, where guests meet someone new over a match.

We run the game as a casual table or as a full contest, depending on your event.
The table arrives with a person who runs it, and leaves when you're done.

Your quote follows your event: the tables, the hours and the city. We don't publish a rate card. Every event gets a custom quote, and these details shape it:
These two events show how we handle two-player and multi-station games for a crowd.
Work done: Need two people playing side by side for hours? For two-player VR soccer at a bar mitzvah, the planner asked for exactly that. We set up two stations with their own screens and kept one attendant there from 5 to 10 PM.
If your venue needs documents from vendors, you'll have ours before load-in.
We send insurance documents to venues and organizers on request. We confirm the load-in route, the time and the spot with you and the venue ahead of the event.
A simple game can still stall if nobody plans the flow. Here's what to avoid.
Matches with no end.
Two friends can keep a match going for ages. Our operator plays to a goal limit or a time limit.
No one to call the next pair.
Guests hover and don't sit down. The operator invites them in.
A table in a tight corner.
Players and spectators need room around it. We check the spot on your floor plan.
No contest.
Open play is fine, but a bracket gives guests a reason to stay for the final.
Here's how a booking goes.

A compact table that works in a lounge, an office or a booth.
The game doesn't need power. We confirm the size of the spot and the route in with your venue. For more competitive games, browse our sports games.

Your team enjoys the event. We handle the game.
We bring the table to any state from one of our two bases, Los Angeles or Orlando. In Orlando, our office and warehouse are at 310 N Orange Ave.
Two bases
The table needs no power, so it's easy to add to a booth at a big convention center such as the Orange County Convention Center, where every outlet is ordered from the venue. Transport, setup and the operator come as one plan, so you deal with one team. Send the city and the venue, and we'll confirm availability.
Orlando office: 310 N Orange Ave, STE. 201, Orlando, FL 32801No. In human foosball, players stand in a big inflatable court. Sit-down soccer is a table game for two seated players. If you want human foosball as well, ask in your request, and we'll confirm it for your date.
As long as you like. At a busy event, the operator plays to a goal or time limit so more people get a turn.
Yes. Players stay seated the whole time.
No. It's a mechanical table game.
Yes. It works for family events and school groups as well as office parties.
Yes. We agree your logo and colors when we plan the event.
Send the date and the venue. We'll check availability right away and handle delivery, play and teardown. Tell us the event type, date, city, guest count and budget. Add whether you want open play or a tournament. Or call +1 213 912 1010