I know that placing coins under the rails and moving them to the next diamond to keep track of games is a popular way to keep score when bead counters or built in table counters aren't available. However, I dislike seeing coins lodged between the table bed and rails and often the coins are a pain in the butt to dislodge. On top of that, I don't usually carry coins on me in the first place. I've found a simple, convenient, and cost effective alternative to keeping track of games won that I'd like to share with you all.
Go to your local crafts store (Michaels, JoAnn, etc.) and look for a "Knitting Row Counter" in the section of the store that sells needle point/crocheting items. The "Row Counter" will probably cost you less than $1.50 and is perfect for keeping track of sets to 10 or less games.
Here is an example of what a Row Counters look like:
The larger row counter in the picture above is probably the size of 10 stacked pennies, which makes it pretty convenient to keep in your cue case.
Hopefully someone will find this information useful.
Go to your local crafts store (Michaels, JoAnn, etc.) and look for a "Knitting Row Counter" in the section of the store that sells needle point/crocheting items. The "Row Counter" will probably cost you less than $1.50 and is perfect for keeping track of sets to 10 or less games.
Here is an example of what a Row Counters look like:
The larger row counter in the picture above is probably the size of 10 stacked pennies, which makes it pretty convenient to keep in your cue case.
Hopefully someone will find this information useful.
