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Why haven't pool leagues decided to take cards yet? Why do I have t use cash? I am not talking about betting I am talking about legit pool leagues. My axe throwing league takes cards so does the bowling league. Why do I need cash for pool leagues? Thanks Hopefully someone can give me a good...

So here is a picture of a ball. I am wondering how chipped it is? Would this effect play much? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EeO0sIuH5pqN1_PssI1r5Wa2nDBlJ53r/view?usp=sharing Thanks

See this is where I differ. I am not in it for the money. I am just doing this to have a good time and hang out with people.

I am going to assume you are joking.

So can you explain how it works to pay for a forfeit? Like how much money does each person have to pay?

So I went to my second night of APA leagues. People did not come due to threat of Covid-19 again. Anywho I was asked to play 2 people. And because I played 2 people I had to pay twice. 8 dollars each time for a total of 16 dollars. Not sure if I like this. I probably will not offer to play twice...

Sorry about that I got you confused with another poster. Anywho If you read the article you would know the mint is behind. It is not just because people were not spending money. Also because more places are pushing for people to use cards etc because of less contact.

I will have to see if they do that for tournaments or other leagues. But as far as the APA league I am on they do not.

Ok so why doesn't the bank want you coins? What is the issue there? Also why won't you answer my question fully? I hate repeating myself.

Not sure who is going to open up the table or how that would even work. The bartender does not have keys. Also I am not sure if the coin shortage will be an issue hence why I am asking. But trust me there is a coin shortage.

Why is that? There also is a thing called a coin star. It does charge you where as a bank is free but if a bank wont take them coin star would be a good option.

Since you the only person who cares it seems. If it wasn't for coin op bar boxes I would not of really even noticed or cared. As I have said before I use my phone to pay for things. Or if they don't take my phone I use my card.

Google is your friend. Here is a link to explain. Because of covid. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/21/880958665/the-latest-pandemic-shortage-coins-are-the-new-toilet-paper

What makes you think my entire existence is based around the lion king? I am curious what lead you to this conclusion?

I am totally confused. Do I have to spoon feed you guys information or what? At the moment there is a coin shortage. So that means if I went to a bank like I did earlier today and asked for 20 dollar bill exchanged for 2 rolls of quarters they could not do it. How do you believe this will Affect...

There is a coin shortage in the US currently. How do you think this will effect coin op bar boxes? Will let you guys google to find out more info. I know next to nothing about the economy.

I was legit told by the guy that works at my pool hall that I should use a bridge on certain shots on a 7 foot table. By the way that guy has won some tournaments. APA or VNEA or ABA or something like that.

In all honesty regulation size pool table should be 9 by 4.5. nothing else.

So does anyone know of a regulation pool table keychain I could buy? From what I understand as long as a pool table is half as wide as it is long it is regulation. So I would like a 1 inch by half an inch pool table keychain complete with rack of balls and 2 cues. Anyone know where I can buy one?

How do you guys fit pool tables in your apartment? I might key word might be able to fit a 6 footer in my apartment. As a side note no one would care about pool table noise as long as it was between the hours of 7 am and 10 pm.