Maryland State 10-Ball Championship

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Maryland State 10-Ball Championship

Saturday April 3, 2010

All-Star Billiards
1037A W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland, 21702
301-668-5668

All players welcome: Any state, amateur, pro, men & women

* Full kitchen and bar on premises. 9-foot Brunswick Gold Crown tables with Simonis 860 cloth. 8 flat screen TV’s. Free spectator admission.

* 3 events during the day. Player auctions for all 3 events.

MAIN EVENT:

MARYLAND STATE 10-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Practice 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Players meeting and player auction at 10:00 a.m. Matches begin at 11:00 a.m.

* 1st - $650 2nd - $400 3rd - $250 4th - $150 5th & 6th - $100 7th & 8th - $80 9th through 12th - $60 13th through 16th - $45 (payouts based on full 64 entries)

* $40 entry fee payable in advance by mail or in person. Limited to first 64 paid entries – no refunds. Entries may not be sold or transferred.

* World Pool-Billiard Association 10 Ball Rules:
(http://www.wpa-pool.com/index.asp?content=rules_10ball). All decisions by tournament director are final.

* Races to 7 on winner’s side and 5 on one loss side. Final is double elimination - first race to 7 and second race to 5, if required.

* Lag for first break. Alternate breaks. Rack your own. 1-minute shot clock, if required.

SECOND CHANCE EVENT:

SECOND CHANCE 10-BALL TOURNAMENT

Sign up by 6:30 p.m. Player auction at 6:45 p.m. Tournament starts at 7:00 p.m.

* $25 entry fee. Limited to first 32 paid entries. Same rules as above. Races to 4 on winner’s side and 3 on one loss side. Final is double elimination - first race to 4 and second race to 3, if required.

* 1st - $200 2nd - $125 3rd - $75 4th - $60 5th & 6th - $50 7th & 8th - $40 (payouts based on full 32 entries)


RING GAME EVENT:

10-BALL RING GAME

Sign up and player auction begins at the conclusion of the main tournament or at a time designated and announced on the day of the event by the tournament director.

* $200 entry fee. Limited to 5 players. Players will be determined by random draw if more than 5 players wish to enter.

* Payouts and rules will be announced prior to sign up.
 
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Please note the April 3, 2010 tournament date (changed from some of the earlier flyers due to a scheduling conflict).

Per popular request: It's a large thing to some, small to others, but management said they will have new cue balls in play for the event.
 
A bump to the top to be sure everyone is aware of the correct date: April 3, 2010. Thanks.
 
The recent 9-ball tournament reached the full 64 player field limit by early tournament morning.

Director Larry Nicholson asked that those interested in playing in this Saturday's (April 3rd) Maryland State 10-ball Championship please mail in the $40 entry fee soon. The address is:

All-Star Billiards
1037A W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland, 21702
301-668-5668
 
Cuefan said:
Maryland State 10-Ball Championship

Saturday April 3, 2010

All-Star Billiards
1037A W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland, 21702
301-668-5668

All players welcome: Any state, amateur, pro, men & women

* Full kitchen and bar on premises. 9-foot Brunswick Gold Crown tables with Simonis 860 cloth. 8 flat screen TV’s. Free spectator admission.

* 3 events during the day. Player auctions for all 3 events.

MAIN EVENT:

MARYLAND STATE 10-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Practice 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Players meeting and player auction at 10:00 a.m. Matches begin at 11:00 a.m.

* 1st - $650 2nd - $400 3rd - $250 4th - $150 5th & 6th - $100 7th & 8th - $80 9th through 12th - $60 13th through 16th - $45 (payouts based on full 64 entries)

* $40 entry fee payable in advance by mail or in person. Limited to first 64 paid entries – no refunds. Entries may not be sold or transferred.

* World Pool-Billiard Association 10 Ball Rules:
(http://www.wpa-pool.com/index.asp?content=rules_10ball). All decisions by tournament director are final.

* Races to 7 on winner’s side and 5 on one loss side. Final is double elimination - first race to 7 and second race to 5, if required.

* Lag for first break. Alternate breaks. Rack your own. 1-minute shot clock, if required.

SECOND CHANCE EVENT:

SECOND CHANCE 10-BALL TOURNAMENT

Sign up by 6:30 p.m. Player auction at 6:45 p.m. Tournament starts at 7:00 p.m.

* $25 entry fee. Limited to first 32 paid entries. Same rules as above. Races to 4 on winner’s side and 3 on one loss side. Final is double elimination - first race to 4 and second race to 3, if required.

* 1st - $200 2nd - $125 3rd - $75 4th - $60 5th & 6th - $50 7th & 8th - $40 (payouts based on full 32 entries)


RING GAME EVENT:

10-BALL RING GAME

Sign up and player auction begins at the conclusion of the main tournament or at a time designated and announced on the day of the event by the tournament director.

* $200 entry fee. Limited to 5 players. Players will be determined by random draw if more than 5 players wish to enter.

* Payouts and rules will be announced prior to sign up.
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Have they improved any of the equipment at all since the md 9 ball tourney?
 
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wrldpro said:
Have they improved any of the equipment at all since the md 9 ball tourney?
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All-Stars is one of the best rooms in Maryland...period! I am sure they would like to have pristine tables and equipment! They are doing the very best they can given the state of the economy and lack of new players (AKA Teenagers). I for one am pleased that All-Stars and Big Daddy's are hosting the Maryland Championships for 8 Ball, 9 Ball, 10 Ball, One Pocket and Straight Pool...as well as Champion Billiards, also in Frederick, for hosting two JPNEWT Women's Tour Stops one of which is the Maryland Women's State 9 Ball Championship. Hats off to Larry Nicholson (All-Star Billiards), Rick Molineiro (Big Daddy's) and Gary Allen ( Champion Billiards) for their respective support of Maryland Pool!!!!!!!
 
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As noted above, Larry, Peggy, Tiny, and everyone else there are what make All-Star Billiards such a great room. They and Rick Molineiro of Big Daddy's willingly stepped up to the plate to get the Maryland Championship series off the ground this year. In addition, Danny Bell graciously allowed the Maryland State Bar Table Championships to be included. Many thanks to all.

The tables at All-Star were recently recovered with Simonis 860 HR, but they see a fair amount of play with leagues during the week, an every Saturday 8-Ball tournament, and other events as well. Management said they will be replacing the current cue balls. I’ll apologize in advance if this does not occur by Saturday and will donate new ones in the future if necessary. However, to get an idea of how the tables and balls are currently playing, please watch Shaun Wilkie’s break and run from the recent 9-Ball event at All-Star (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDeP7IOAIqc).

Everyone please come out and play this Saturday if your schedule permits. If not, come by to watch some great 10-Ball and support your favorite players. Best of luck to all.
 
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who ended up winning? i know when i left it was down to shuff, wilkie and manny with manny in the hotseat.
 
mapman72 said:
A Wrldpro should be able to adjust to any equipment I would think.
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You are exactly right as a worldpro should be able to adjust to any equipment but why should a worldpro have to play on such shitty equipment.Equipment like that is meant for ultimate nits like you.I would be willing to lower myself to play you on that shitty equipment any game if you had any money.Once again the railbird nit speaks out toward me and has no clue about pool at all.My advise would be to grow up and get a life and practice very hard so you can actually shoot yourself out of your hometown.

Joey for real grow up and match up instead of making comments directed at me and you dont even know me or at least i certainly never heard of you.Any further comments please send to me through a pm or feel free to just call me anytime.

Your Friend,

Bobby C.
 
wrldpro said:
You are exactly right as a worldpro should be able to adjust to any equipment but why should a worldpro have to play on such shitty equipment.Equipment like that is meant for ultimate nits like you.I would be willing to lower myself to play you on that shitty equipment any game if you had any money.Once again the railbird nit speaks out toward me and has no clue about pool at all.My advise would be to grow up and get a life and practice very hard so you can actually shoot yourself out of your hometown.

Joey for real grow up and match up instead of making comments directed at me and you dont even know me or at least i certainly never heard of you.Any further comments please send to me through a pm or feel free to just call me anytime.

Your Friend,

Bobby C.
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A real world pro shouldn't be bothering with a state tournament anyway.

Since there isn't much in the way of world pool, maybe you should be grateful for what tournaments are available and the pool rooms that dare to risk the expense of sponsoring an event without guarantee of return, especially in this economy. Besides, with your over the top dramatics and slow play, I'm sure everyone was glad that you weren't there. :thumbup:

FWIW, I've known of Joey for years but only learned of you in the last couple of weeks.
 
UrackmIcrackm said:
A real world pro shouldn't be bothering with a state tournament anyway.

Since there isn't much in the way of world pool, maybe you should be grateful for what tournaments are available and the pool rooms that dare to risk the expense of sponsoring an event without guarantee of return, especially in this economy. Besides, with your over the top dramatics and slow play, I'm sure everyone was glad that you weren't there. :thumbup:

FWIW, I've known of Joey for years but only learned of you in the last couple of weeks.
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By the way I am a big supporter of pool.I played in a tourney recently in that poolroom and almost everybody was unhappy with the equipment,however everybody was happy with the way it was ran.i dont think you were there or you wouldnt have commented on this.Have you ever seen me play?Who are you or are you gonna hide behind your user name.Also that last tourney the poolroom didnt add to the prize fund and the tourney was full so they had a great return and also promised to everyone they would fix the equipment and I just found out they recovered the tables and they are buying new cue balls or sets soon and that will help for sure.I dont know what dramatics I did that you saw however my play and donation to the event was praised by many and only critizized by 2 people and The other person and myself are cool now so whats your name.send me a pm and we can talk and answer each others questions or comments or even feel free to call me.It doesnt bother me that you didnt know me and know Joey as joey is one of the best players in the country at least joey is for sure in the top 10 players and would rob me playing any game but I am a sucker and I will take my chances.
 
wrldpro said:
Who are you or are you gonna hide behind your user name.
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I'm a retired Joe nobody that has never claimed to be a pro, local, state, world, or otherwise.

wrldpro said:
Please let me know if you want to play and send it through on a private message and we can work out the details.If you are to scared then just pick someone out from your state and we can match up then.
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wrldpro said:
It doesnt bother me that you didnt know me and know Joey as joey is one of the best players in the country at least joey is for sure in the top 10 players and would rob me playing any game but I am a sucker and I will take my chances.
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Whenever someone doesn't agree with you online, is it always your M.O. to woof at them? When was the last time you gambled? Who did you gamble against?

I'm not claiming to be a world pro and I don't use want to play some as a retort to someone that doesn't agree with me.

Why didn't you play in the pro event in Valley Forge? What credentials do you have that make you a world pro?
 
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