Anyone on here break 130 in 6- pocket
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On their website they seem to indicate that table size is a factor, but I couldn't find the actual formula.
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http://www.6pocketleague.com/04_league.asp?pg=4
I would think the easiest table would be an 8 footer (just my humble opinion).
Johnnyt, Do you avoid the side pockets, when possible, on you bar box due to the decreased angle thing? That, plus the tighter spacing, plus a possible heavy cue ball, plus the poor condition of most bar tables (in bars) would seem to make the bar table a tough choice.
The tables seem to be the wildcard in this whole system.
RBC
Deceased
Well, John Schmidt ran over 130 on his home table, a diamond 9 footer.
The only catch is that when he ran this particular score, he was playing that if his cue ball hit a rail, it was a scratch!
Yes, he shot 130 something without letting the cue ball hit a rail!
That's pretty sporty!
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
The only catch is that when he ran this particular score, he was playing that if his cue ball hit a rail, it was a scratch!
Yes, he shot 130 something without letting the cue ball hit a rail!
That's pretty sporty!
Royce Bunnell
www.obcues.com
HAHAHA aint it..
I broke down and tried this game last night.... I got a score of 132.
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