April 22-23, $5000 Added Tri-State Invitational, Erie PA
- Thread starter Paul Schofield
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Joey,
Not only was I the 32nd ranked player but I finished 24 - 32!!!! After last week's results, thought I might do better. Knew I should have stopped thinking!
Lyn
Corey Deuel edged Shawn Putnam 8-6 in the finals.
Here are the results of last week's Tri-State Invitational: http://www.goldcrownbilliardseriepa.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Final-Report-Spring-2016.pdf.
Thanks to a significant amount of "Sponsors Prize" money that was paid only to the top 4 places (was that a calcutta, or something else?), it looks like Mr. Deuel won about $6,800, or 36% of the total prize fund.
Paul -- Please explain the meaning of "Break Count Average" and "Number of Break Counts."
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I see in the front-page article that one of the rules was "no 3-foul". Is a stalemate rule used instead?
Aren't sneakers and tennis shoes the same thing lol?
Yes, although it has not come up yet in any of my tournaments or leagues.
The 3-foul rule was shelved for the same reason that all early 9-balls were spotted: NO SHORT GAMES. Play every game out. To win the game, a player must legally pocket the 9-ball when it is the last object ball on the table. I have no fervent belief on the issue. It just seems to leave the players with a better sense about the outcome of a match.
I do the same in Eight-Ball. A short path to victory or loss does little for competition and dissatisfies the players.
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