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You pulled the ball from the ball return to give to your opponent? How would you lose the game for that? That seems crazy to me and I'd hate it too.

You're totally right. That was one of the first rules I questioned. Their response was that everything they do is designed to speed up the competitions. They want to avoid long, drawn out racks to keep the tournament on schedule and to add excitement for the viewers.

I’ll be spending a few nights near O’Hare airport starting on the 20th. Anything in that part of town worth checking out?

DILLIGAF?

Early candidate for thread of the year!

It's not a foul. It's just loss of turn and still an open table. No ball in hand.

I'm sorry but that's not ultimate pool. 30 minute match clocks should be used. I start at -4 almost every time. Last week I won 4-1 with my opponent milking the clock. You played some dumb TD's version of UP.

I'm not sure I follow on your first point. You can absolutely hit your solid and pocket your opponent's stripe. You just lose your turn at the table. Just like BCA. Edit: Looks like I'm late to the party...

I feel you on that one :ROFLMAO:

You're right. Stick to what you're doing now and you'll be on the team in not time!

My two cents: - I've played in all of the leagues and UPL is definitely my favorite. - The shot clock and match clock are awesome. - Not having to commit to playing all night is great. You can coordinate with your captain and play first if you have an early morning or play last if you have...

Your UPL games are being reported to Fargo??

I don't want to talk about it :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Glad this thread got revived! I'll throw a cute one out there. I was set to play Savannah Easton in about 20 minutes. She just got a steak quesadilla delivered to her table and I wanted to try to get in her head a bit. I said "I don't know how you do it, kid. I always play bad when I eat...

Thanks for all the info!

I’m in Cleveland at the moment. Any good pool rooms around?

Dennis played great all weekend and beat a lot of great players. Big win for him!

I don't like it in this context, but I love the rule in general. They want to keep the games from dragging out.

Only in the sense of the player has the option if his/her opponent pockets a non-called ball.

He could have.