Anyone idea on what percentage of 9 ball matches end due to a combo?

[wakuljr]

Fuck, he's A Man of Science!

Currently working on a way to measure the amount of gravitational waves created by 2 objects of indentical mass colliding resulting from a match winning 9 ball combination. Maybe a tiny LIGO that fits on a pool table.

 

[Quesports]

4.189 FINAL ANSWER...

Sometimes you feel like a nut....

 

[Cornerman]

You have heard of bank pool
how about combo pool.

How would playing more combos impact gameplay? The purpose being to add more creative offensive elements to the mental gamr.

Honolulu should be enough for you. The pool game, that is, not the city.

 

[libtrucker]

When I'm playing APA 9ball, almost ZERO.

Texas Express, as many as I can make!

 

[Mark V]

You serious, Clark?

This is the gift that just keep on givin'

 

[justnum]

Honolulu should be enough for you. The pool game, that is, not the city.

I was thinking 9 ball but have different finishes worth more than one game.

This way a player from behind has a better chance of catching up.

 

[It skid]

WTF???????????????????????????????????? Doesn't this wing-nut know its 6.8%?? Thought everybody knew that.

6.9%! 6.9%! U keep forgetting!

 

[Black-Balled]

I was thinking 9 ball but have different finishes worth more than one game.

This way a player from behind has a better chance of catching up.

Why not just play that if someone is about to win, his score goes to closest score behind his opponent?

It would add a really interesting twist to gameplay as we know it.