Search results

Necromancy! I saw a ridge back rails decal on all the Valley tables at our Western Canada VNEA Championships last weekend. Thanks for the review!

Seems simple no?

E. PLAY 1. If a shooter inadvertently pockets his opponents ball, it remains down, however, if the shooter does not legally pocket one of his own group, he loses his turn. 2. Each player continues to shoot so long as he legally pockets any of his object balls (Exception: calling a safety)...

There was no unscrewing, player b remained seated until player A turned to shake his hand after potting the 8.

Player A turned to initiate the handshake. I see no where in the VNEA rules where a handshake or breaking down a cue is a concession. Jump/break cues have existed for so long that I'll be damned if somebody is going to claim a win because I unscrewed the butt for a jump shot.

The ref cited some rule from the VNEA Ref course that apparently supersedes the written VNEA rules, also said they would post it when they found it in their papers. It's been crickets since then however to my complete surprise. Can a certified VNEA ref from this message board post this unwritten...

Bump to the front, still seems to be some confusion locally...

Why no mention of Predator? Were they not a sponsor?

Was there ever any doubt?

Are we through and done? Is it a 4-0 sweep for Player B?

Bumpski...

Player A was eager to shake for some odd reason.

I see nothing regarding handshakes in VNEA rules. We are in agreement on your second and third sentences.

Seems simple no?

A Question for Certified VNEA Refs in particular but others are welcome to chime in as well. I have a question for all VNEA certified referees and aspiring VNEA certified referees. Please cite the rule book when answering. Player A makes his 8 in the called pocket, turns to player B and shakes...

Not sure of player A's experience but this is Player B's rookie season in Vegas division which is the lowest division.

I'm giving the benefit of the doubt that BCA rules were applied in a VNEA division, but the ref is still standing by their decision which they seem to have pulled freshly from their rectum. It's been escalated,.i have an email in to VNEA other refs have messaged me to indicate that it was a bad...

I'm giving the benefit of the doubt that BCA rules were applied in a VNEA division, but the ref is still standing by their decision which they seem to have pulled freshly from their rectum. It's been escalated,.i have an email in to VNEA other refs have messaged me to indicate that it was a bad...

Yes you must patch the 8 in Vegas and Super Vegas divisions which are VNEA sanctioned in my city, Premier, Super Premier and Open players are dual sanctioned by BCA and VNEA. Now that I think of it I should clarify which rule set takes precedence in the higher divisions.

Player A turned after he made the 8 to shake player B's hand. Player B was seated behind Player A. We are in agreement about unwritten rules.