Official and Recognized Tables

There are 2 categories of ITSF Partner Tables: Official and Recognized Tables.

OFFICIAL TABLES

Official Tables are Competition and Training tables that conform to international tournament standards. All ITSF sanctioned tournaments can be organized on these tables.

Sanctioning of Official Tables is submitted to the ITSF Executive Committee's vote every 2 years. There can be no more than 5 Official Tables.

The last sanctioning vote took place on Sunday, October 28th, in Saint-Vincent, Italy, for the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 registration periods.
The following tables have been granted sanctioning as ITSF Official Tables until 2010:

- Bonzini
- Garlando
- Roberto Sport
- Tecball
- Tornado


RECOGNIZED TABLES

Recognized Tables are tables sanctioned by ITSF for the practice of table soccer leading to major international competition. Only Master Series and Pro Tour events can be organized on these tables.

The Executive Committee can vote new Recognized Tables during the year. There can be no more than 5 Recognized Tables. Once the quota of 5 tables has been reached, sanctioning of Recognized Tables is submitted to ITSF Executive Committee's vote every year.

The last sanctioning vote took place on Sunday, October 28th, in Saint-Vincent, Italy.
The following tables have been granted sanctioning as ITSF Recognized Tables for the 2007-2008 registration period:

- Rosengart
- Leonhart

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