They're definitely drinkers and that's where the most money is...People WAYYYYYY underestimate the amount of money dart players bring in.
Jaden
They're definitely drinkers and that's where the most money is...People WAYYYYYY underestimate the amount of money dart players bring in.
Does he have any room outside? The billiard room I play at sometimes has an outdoor volleyball court. It's pretty popular with the college kids. And pretty popular with the older guys sitting out on the patio watching the college chicks play volleyball!Long gone are the days of opening a room on $150k-$200k.
Wow it costs to open a room now. But the ROI is solid with full bar, vending, kitchen, pool & misc stuff
The landlord maybe an avid pool player himself.Landlord really stepped up big in that way! Way more than a average landlord/tenant deal. But he’s JA.
It’s a MONSTER, absolutely a monster. And the size of market isn’t that huge. Meaning the amount of revenue per capita is soooo strong. It’s scalable very easily too. Easier than pool.People WAYYYYYY underestimate the amount of money dart players bring in.
Don’t think so, parking is good thoDoes he have any room outside? The billiard room I play at sometimes has an outdoor volleyball court. It's pretty popular with the college kids. And pretty popular with the older guys sitting out on the patio watching the college chicks play volleyball!
And, it's not so popular around here anymore, but I hear horseshoes it's still going well in that area the country. Is that true? If so he could utilize the outside space as well.
Think so…..not positive. But he’s coolThe landlord maybe an avid pool player himself.
Private clubs with a membership base is looking like the eventual last holdout of pool players.A pool room by it's very nature is not a highly profitable business. You don't open up a room thinking you're going to get rich. You open a pool room because it's the business you want to be in. Unfortunately it's going to require other financial streams to make it viable.
This can't happen though at the expense of it now no longer being a pool room. If you didn't want to be in the pool room business in the first place then open a shoe store.
They're definitely drinkers and that's where the most money is...
Jaden
Yes, I can't move him. He has a bit to go to be the best, and the WaL isn't really big, so he focuses on Golden Bear and other Russian tournaments where the money is bigger and the best show up.It’s a MONSTER, absolutely a monster. And the size of market isn’t that huge. Meaning the amount of revenue per capita is soooo strong. It’s scalable very easily too. Easier than pool.
It’s a fun game, marketable and social
Best, hope your well,
Fatboy
PS have you see that kid “school boy” arm wrestle? Wow
A pool room in Missouri once told me their money was in the dart leagues.People WAYYYYYY underestimate the amount of money dart players bring in.
It requires more defining then that. Do dart players come in because there is pool? Do pool players come in because there is darts? Do they both come in because they serve alcohol? Could they do without any of the three and stay in business?A pool room in Missouri once told me their money was in the dart leagues.
Actually it is in the juke box, the bar and the food..............so what ever pumps those things up helps the pool side of the business survive.A pool room in Missouri once told me their money was in the dart leagues.
I would refer you to post #142. Take a good look at that sign - GAMING MACHINES! Bingo!!Actually it is in the juke box, the bar and the food..............so what ever pumps those things up helps the pool side of the business survive.
I was going to mention that earlier. Pool is represented by one small 4 letter word on that sign Nothing else indicating it is a pool room.I would refer you to post #142. Take a good look at that sign - GAMING MACHINES! Bingo!!
Players Club in St.Louis is exactly that and they are doing quite well. https://www.facebook.com/stlplayersclub/about/?ref=page_internalPrivate clubs with a membership base is looking like the eventual last holdout of pool players.
You are so right! I can remember in 1987 after the Color of Money movie, guys were opening pool rooms who had no idea whatsoever what pool was all about. Just like, if some remember, when everybody jumped into opening a video movie rental store. Very few people open a billiard room for the love of the game, for most they look on it as a money making opportunity and will shed the pool tables and anything to do with the game if another bigger money making opportunity comes along to push it aside- such as poker, corn hole, darts, etc, etc.A pool room by it's very nature is not a highly profitable business. You don't open up a room thinking you're going to get rich. You open a pool room because it's the business you want to be in. Unfortunately it's going to require other financial streams to make it viable.
This can't happen though at the expense of it now no longer being a pool room. If you didn't want to be in the pool room business in the first place then open a shoe store.
I did not realize he was going to have those. Very profitable!!!I would refer you to post #142. Take a good look at that sign - GAMING MACHINES! Bingo!!