We have only one 8 foot pool table in my school's gameroom, which doesn't take quarters, so it can be quite busy sometimes. Generally, it's one vs. one and the loser would get off the table.
Today, there was a fairly decent player and kept kicking players off the table. The regular rail birds insisted that I play him and I kicked him off the table. Then I played another opponent and the guy came back. I beat him again and he just stays on the table. I wanted to leave but this guy insisted we play again.
I ended up playing about 6 or 7 games with him, winning each time and this guy still didn't want me to leave. He also seemed a little impatient and volatile. I was glad that the gameroom director closed the room early or else I could've been there a while.
When you guys are in a situation where the opponent refuses to lose, what do you guys do?
*Also, who knew playing pool during your breaks at school would improve your game so much? :grin:*
Today, there was a fairly decent player and kept kicking players off the table. The regular rail birds insisted that I play him and I kicked him off the table. Then I played another opponent and the guy came back. I beat him again and he just stays on the table. I wanted to leave but this guy insisted we play again.
I ended up playing about 6 or 7 games with him, winning each time and this guy still didn't want me to leave. He also seemed a little impatient and volatile. I was glad that the gameroom director closed the room early or else I could've been there a while.When you guys are in a situation where the opponent refuses to lose, what do you guys do?
*Also, who knew playing pool during your breaks at school would improve your game so much? :grin:*
