The prop I've seen is the same, but with an additional ball placed in the center of the table.
The shooter shoots his first shot, then the proposer chooses each subsequent shot. One ball at a time, no jumps, and touching the center ball is a loss.
I see a couple of different packaging schemes for Centennials. Is there a difference in the balls themselves or any changes that someone should be aware of, or is it simply the packaging itself that has evolved over a period of time?
For example...
It's not really a problem if the 5 ball is somewhere else is my point. For instance if the 5 and 7are swapped, is it still a problem going from the 4 to the 5?
Maybe I'm still misunderstanding though...
That was my thought... 👍
OP, are you racking in the exact same numerical order every time? Pattern racking?
To my eye even if I'm not out, that's a pretty yummy looking rack after the break.
Yep.
When I've blown a big lead like that before, it's almost always been because of a mental lapse on my part, not the other guy catching a gear late in the match...
I edited my post while you were typing yours to add that if I'm highly dependent on league play, I'm going to think long and hard about anything that reduces the volume/size of the leagues that I can accommodate, e.g. black ball...
Along those lines,I'd like to see demos on the available...
Are those demo #'s for your "side of the river"? Also, given your intended demo, I'd like more info on numbers for your targeted demos and other businesses that might attract the same demographic.
Am I right that you're not in the U.S., hence the black ball? If not, if I'm highly dependent...
You're not wondering about 2 guys that play in a Monday night BCA league playing cheap sets outside of league, are you?
Hell, a couple of us on the same team have running Friday night 9-ball ring game. It's a blast.
Absent something completely inappropriate, why in the heck would a league...