All you need to know.

Competitive socialising brings people together through classic and interactive games, food, and drinks and events. It combines the atmosphere of a bar or restaurant with fun, engaging activities that encourage people to connect, play, and share experiences. It also encourages longer visits, higher spending, and repeat business.

Yes. Most of our installations go into venues that are already trading, using space that is currently underused.

We survey the room first, then recommend the format and footprint that fits it — from a single table to a full games floor.

Enquire today for a bespoke quote based on your requirements and conversation with our team.

A standard installation takes one to two days on site once the space is ready.

Larger builds and full venue fit-outs run to a project plan agreed with you in advance, so you know when you can trade again.

An OCHE Franchise is a full venue built around the concept, with its own brand, layout and operating model.

An Experience Zone (XPZ) drops the same concept into part of an existing venue, so a hotel, bar or restaurant can add it without building from scratch.

We provide the games, the software, the installation and ongoing support, plus training for your team.

You provide the space, the power and data connections, and the day-to-day hospitality operation around the games.

We work with operators across Europe, and our games are installed in venues in nine markets today.

If you are outside those markets, get in touch — we regularly open new territories with the right partner.

Most enquiries are answered within one to two business days, depending on the request.

There are no minimum order requirements. Commitments are agreed upon for each individual agreement.

It depends on the game, and most venues fit one into space they already have. A SHUFL. shuffleboard needs a clear run for the table plus standing room at both ends, and a FLYBY Darts oche needs roughly the footprint of a throw line with seating behind it.

We survey the room before recommending anything, so the format and the number of games are matched to the space rather than the other way round.

You can add as many analog and interactive games as the venue's size allows. We recommend leaving space between the units for guests to gather and move around, incorporating seating areas and tables to boost F&B sales.

Our social gaming concepts include the shuffleboards, dartboards, and all necessary equipment, in addition to the technology components. Our shop also offers consumables – such as sand, pucks, and darts—as well as merchandise.

Our interactive games ship with a library of game modes — around twenty across SHUFL Tech and FLYBY Darts — from quick two-player rounds to team formats built for a full group.

New modes arrive with software updates, so the offer grows without anything changing on your floor.

Events run on the same games your walk-in guests play, with tournament and league formats built in and scoring handled by the system.

We provide the event formats, run-sheets and staff training; you take the booking and run the hospitality around it. Ask us for the event and tournament guide.

No. Software updates are delivered remotely and install themselves outside trading hours, so new game modes and fixes arrive without a visit.

An engineer only comes out for hardware — an installation, a service visit or a part that needs replacing.

There is always something in development, and new game modes for SHUFL Tech and FLYBY Darts land through the year.

Concepts still in the workshop are shared with partners first — get in touch and we will tell you what is coming to your market.

No. A first-time player can slide a puck within seconds of walking up to the table, which is exactly why it works in a bar.

The curve is what keeps it interesting: the surface rewards touch rather than strength, so a mixed group stays evenly matched and nobody sits out.

By eye, the way the game has always been scored. Only one team scores per end, counting the pucks that finish past the other team's furthest puck, and the first team to fifteen points wins.

Every table comes with the rules to hand, and venues that want automatic scoring take SHUFL Tech instead.

The concave surface makes every shot a decision. A puck runs with the curve, so the line you choose matters as much as how hard you slide it.

That gives a beginner an immediate reason to try again and an experienced player something to work on — which is what keeps a group at the table.

SHUFL. tables are installed in bars, hotels, restaurants and leisure venues across Europe. The venue finder on this page shows where the nearest one is.

If you are considering a table for your own venue, ask us and we will arrange a visit to a site near you.

It varies with the venue, the pricing model and how hard the table is programmed, so we do not quote a single figure.

What we can do is model it with you against the sites we already work with, and against how your own room trades through the week.

Payback depends on your pricing, your opening hours and how the table is used, so it is worked out per venue rather than quoted as a rule.

Send us your trading pattern and we will build the numbers with you before you commit to anything.

Interactive shuffleboard is the classic table game with game progress, modes and scoring on a led screen. Cameras above the table follow every puck, and a screen keeps score, calls the round and runs the game mode you picked.

Nothing about the table itself changes – you still slide a puck down a timber deck. The technology only removes the part nobody enjoys, which is arguing about who scored what.

Players take turns sliding pucks toward the scoring zones at the far end of the table, trying to land theirs and knock their opponents out of position.

How you win depends on the mode. Some are a straight race to a target score, others reward holding a zone or clearing the table, and the screen explains the rules before each round starts.

SHUFL Tech tables are installed in bars, competitive socialising venues, hotels and workplaces across Europe.

Use the venue finder to see the sites nearest you, and check the venue's own booking page – tables are often reserved in advance at peak times.

Start by telling us about the space, the trading hours you want to fill and the audience you serve. We will come back with the format and table count that fits.

From there we handle survey, installation, staff training and ongoing support, so your team can concentrate on the hospitality side.

SHUFL Tech is one of the easiest social games to put a mixed group around: there is nothing to learn, everyone can play, and the turns are short enough that nobody stands waiting.

Linked play across several tables lets larger groups compete on one leaderboard, which works well for team days, private hires and corporate events.

Revenue per table varies a great deal with location, opening hours and how the games are priced, so a single figure would be misleading.

We will model it with you against comparable venues in your market as part of a quote. We also offer advice on how to activate slow days and to maximize peak hours.

Interactive darts is a regulation dartboard with machine-learning dart recognition behind it. Cameras read where each dart lands, the screen scores it instantly, and the game runs itself.

You throw the same darts at the same board — the technology handles the scoring, the rules and the replays.

Pick a mode on the screen, add your players and throw. Scores, turns and checkouts are tracked for you, so no one needs to know the maths.

Winning depends on the mode: some are a countdown to zero, others are about surviving longest or hitting assigned targets before your opponents do.

FLYBY Darts booths are installed in bars, competitive socialising venues and hotels across Europe.

Use the venue finder to see the sites nearest you; most venues take bookings for a booth in advance.

Tell us about your space and your audience and we will recommend a kit – the essential modular core, a turnkey cabinet, or a bespoke rig built to your interior.

We cover installation, staff training and ongoing support, and we will help you plan the FLYBY Darts unit count against the trade you expect.

Darts suits groups because the turns are short and the scoring is automatic, so a mixed-ability group stays in the game together.

Multi-machine linked play puts larger groups on one leaderboard, which is what makes it work for team days and tournaments, even private and corporate quizzes.

It depends on the venue, the hours you open and how you price play, so we do not publish a single figure.

We will build a projection with you against comparable venues in your market as part of a quote. We also offer advice on how to activate slow days and to maximize peak hours.

An OCHE Franchise is a full venue built around the concept – typically 300 to 2000 sqm, with its own bar, kitchen and games floor. Some OCHE Venues also offer an integrated restaurant so guests can eat before or after a game session.

An Experience Zone puts the same concept into part of a venue that is already trading, so a hotel, bowling alley or bar can add it without building from scratch.

It depends on the route and the site. An Experience Zone is the lower-investment option because the building is already there.

A franchise venue is costed against its size, condition and market. Send us the site and we will come back with a range rather than a guess.

It helps, and most of our franchisees come from hospitality or leisure – but it is not a hard requirement.

What matters more is the site, the funding and a team who will run the venue day to day. TSGG provides the operating model, the training, launch and ongoing support.

Operational support, software updates and brand assets continue for the life of the partnership, delivered through our playbook ”The Hangar”.

Technical issues are handled through our support portal, and your team keeps access to the training materials as staff change.

OCHE is live in ten cities across four continents, and we open new territories with the right partner.

Tell us the city you have in mind and we will confirm whether it is available before you spend anything on a site.

An Experience Zone can be trading within a few months of the site assessment, because the venue already exists.

A full franchise venue runs to a project plan covering feasibility, site selection, design and fit-out, and is measured in quarters rather than weeks.

Every partner gets installation support, staff training, maintenance guidance and marketing materials for the games they run.

You also get access to The Hangar, our operational playbook, and Fresh Service, our support portal for technical issues and replacement parts.

The Hangar is the partner playbook: everything your team needs to operate, maintain and promote your games, kept up to date as the products change.

It sits behind a partner login and opens once your venue is live.

Consumables for SHUFL, SHUFL Tech and FLYBY Darts, branded merchandise, equipment such as rigs and shuffleboards.

The online shop currently serves the UK, Ireland and Norway. Elsewhere, send an inquiry and we handle the order direct.

Raise a request in the Support Portal naming your venue and the part you need, and we ship it from the nearest stock.

For partners in the UK, Ireland and Norway – consumables such as sand and pucks can be ordered directly from the SHOP.

Tickets logged in Fresh Service get a response within one business day.

Anything that stops a game from being played is prioritised ahead of general queries.

The Hangar and Support Portal open once you are a partner; until then, ask us anything through Get a quote.