There are certain events, and certain people of the past, that make billiard history, and the games we play, what they are today. Mosconi, Hoppe, Fats, Johnston City, Derby City...and the list goes on and on....
And the one thing you can say about Bonus Ball, like it or not, is that they are stamping their name at the top of a new page in the history books. Whether that page will turn into a chapter, is yet to be seen.
Likewise with the ABCL. If successful, it will result in the cooperation of rooms across the country, on a scale not seen in many many many decades. This too is a history making proposition.
But here's the biggest question I have: What's going to be different this time around?
I mean, havent we (the industry) been here before?
Read thru this article, and just change the name of the game they are talking about, (to BB or american rotation) and look at how similar this all is...
....and this was written 103 years ago.
It sounds like it could have been written yesterday
And the one thing you can say about Bonus Ball, like it or not, is that they are stamping their name at the top of a new page in the history books. Whether that page will turn into a chapter, is yet to be seen.
Likewise with the ABCL. If successful, it will result in the cooperation of rooms across the country, on a scale not seen in many many many decades. This too is a history making proposition.
But here's the biggest question I have: What's going to be different this time around?
I mean, havent we (the industry) been here before?
Read thru this article, and just change the name of the game they are talking about, (to BB or american rotation) and look at how similar this all is...
....and this was written 103 years ago.
It sounds like it could have been written yesterday