A snooker table is a timed station — exactly what GameBiller bills best. Per-table timers, hourly rates, canteen items on the same bill and GST receipts; and if your club also runs PS5 or PC seats, one system covers it all.
Each table runs its own clock — start on break-off, stop on the final black.
Different rates for snooker, pool or mini tables; happy hours for dead afternoons.
Tea, snacks and drinks ride on the table’s bill with stock tracking.
Tables plus gaming seats bill from one dashboard with per-type pricing.
Numbered, tax-ready invoices by WhatsApp or thermal print.
Reports show hours billed per table — replace felt where the money is.
Table time on paper leaks exactly like PC time on paper — disputed minutes and forgotten teas. Server-side timers make the table clock indisputable, canteen items land on the same bill, and utilisation reports show which tables actually earn.
Yes — a table is just a timed station in GameBiller. Start the timer at break-off, stop when the frame ends, and the bill computes from exact minutes at your hourly table rate.
Yes. Canteen items from your catalog are added to the running table bill and appear as line items on the same GST invoice, with stock counts maintained automatically.
One. Tables and gaming seats are just different station types with their own rates; billing, invoices, snacks and reports are shared across the whole venue.
They can have them. Price the match-quality snooker table above the casual pool tables, and add happy-hour rates to fill quiet weekday slots.
Yes. Pause the table and resume it when play restarts; paused time is excluded from the bill, which removes the most common source of disputes over table time.
Set the session to stop automatically at the end of the paid hour, so the table frees itself without someone having to watch the clock.
Station-level reporting covers tables the same way it covers consoles, so weekend earnings per table are visible over any date range.
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