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At the tech desk the guest gives a name. It takes half a minute.
Big events and agencies · Rīga
A table hockey station for your Christmas party, conference or summer party. Guests drop in whenever they like, every game counts, and three leaderboards on the big screen keep them coming back until the final.
Kārlis BalodisLatvian national team · one of the best players in the world
Table hockey becomes one of the evening’s activities, not the whole programme. Nobody has to commit to anything, and everyone can play as much as they like.
At the tech desk the guest gives a name. It takes half a minute.
3-minute games against any registered opponent, right up to the cut-off.
After three games you appear on the screen. Every game moves the tables.
An exhibition game against me, and cups for the winners of all three boards.
Not everyone is the fastest scorer. Three boards mean three different kinds of player get their moment on stage.
The classic table: three points for a win, one for a draw. Rewards the people who keep coming back to play.
Average goals scored per game. Three games are enough to top it, so a newcomer can steal it late in the evening.
Average goals let in per game, lowest wins. The quiet defenders finally get the credit.

For event agencies
Add a station that runs itself from your point of view. I bring everything, set it up before the doors open, host it all evening and take it away afterwards.

I’ve played table hockey for more than 20 years. I play for the Latvian national team, and I’m one of the best players in the world.
Before that I spent more than ten years as a location manager in film and commercials: the job of getting 40 people to the right place at the right time without anyone noticing how hard it was. It turns out that’s exactly what a good event needs.
I coach children at a Waldorf school, and I run SARAUJ, the children’s table hockey festival that has been going for almost 20 years. I’ve watched hundreds of people walk up to a table unsure and, five minutes later, not want to leave. That’s what I want to see at your event.
“If you don’t know, you’ll be afraid. If you learn, you’ll do it better and quicker, and enjoy it much more.”
My motto, at the table and away from it
No. I show anyone who walks up two ways to score, and they’re playing within a minute.
Yes. Guests drop in and out between dinner, speeches and the dance floor. The boards keep the competition going while they’re away.
Send me the date, the venue and the guest count. I’ll confirm availability the same day, and we agree the details directly.
About 4 m² per table with room to stand around it, a screen with HDMI and one power socket. I arrive an hour before the doors open.
The date, roughly how many guests and where it is. I’ll reply the same day and we’ll work out the rest together.

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