What is the difference in 9 Ball Challenge and 9 Ball Singles. Can you enter both. Does anyone know the answer. Thanks
BCA Vegas 20011
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I was wondering the same thing. The 9-Ball Singles entry form says its open to Open Division and Player Member players (one day single elim tourney). The 9-Ball Challenge one says open to up to Grand Masters (double elim multiple days).
My Guess
The 9 Ball Singles is a tournament setup for Open level players.
The 9 Ball Challenge is from Open up to Grand Master.
If I remember correctly, some of the Pro players are actually rated Grand Master.
Since they overlap each other, I doubt you could play in both. Can't be at 2 places at the same time.
Call BCAPL to make sure
The 9 Ball Singles is a tournament setup for Open level players.
The 9 Ball Challenge is from Open up to Grand Master.
If I remember correctly, some of the Pro players are actually rated Grand Master.
Since they overlap each other, I doubt you could play in both. Can't be at 2 places at the same time.
Call BCAPL to make sure
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Here is a PM I sent to Holly!
If you get real deep in the 9 ball challenge it is possible you could have a conflict. But the singles is for open players- and no open player should be going that deep in the 9-ball challenge.
Mark griffin
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Originally Posted by Papa Red
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Originally Posted by Papa Red
Holly, can we enter both the 9-ball challenge and the 9-ball singles? Would there be a conflict in scheduling forcing one to forfeit a match or out of the 9-ball singles if you were to advance high in the bracket of the 9-ball challenge.
Thanks,
Charlie
If you get real deep in the 9 ball challenge it is possible you could have a conflict. But the singles is for open players- and no open player should be going that deep in the 9-ball challenge.
Mark griffin
Quote:
Originally Posted by Papa Red
Quote:
Originally Posted by Papa Red
Holly, can we enter both the 9-ball challenge and the 9-ball singles? Would there be a conflict in scheduling forcing one to forfeit a match or out of the 9-ball singles if you were to advance high in the bracket of the 9-ball challenge.
Thanks,
Charlie