Barbox Legends Ring Game

[Aaron_S]

The Matlock vs. McCready thread got me thinking. How well would a 5 or 6 man "Barbox Legends" ring game go over? I'm drooling just thinking about the possibilities, but I understand there would be some logistical issues to sort out, and several questions come to mind immediately:

1) would this kind of match generate enough PPV interest?
2) who to invite? (3 obvious names are McCready, Matlock, and Hall)
3) what game/rules to play. (10-ball? 9-ball? two-shot 9-ball?)
4) valley or diamond?
5) big cueball or small cueball?
6) what stakes? (would have to probably be at lest $3-5k/man to generate enough interest I would think)
7) location?
8) is it even possible, or just "pie in the sky"?

Aaron

 

[Black-Balled]

I think it would be both possible and profitable.

I am surprised Accu-stats hasn't included matches like this its offerings...

 

[The Schwartz]

I'd buy THAT for a dollar!

 

[ShootingRazbone]

Any one of those guys could still probably run out the game in one inning!

would have to be 10 ball to have any chance but even then lol......

won't happen on a barbox

 

[dardusm]

I think that's an excellent idea. Another possible name to add to the list would be Joe Salazar (at one time considered a top bar table player)

The Matlock vs. McCready thread got me thinking. How well would a 5 or 6 man "Barbox Legends" ring game go over? I'm drooling just thinking about the possibilities, but I understand there would be some logistical issues to sort out, and several questions come to mind immediately:

1) would this kind of match generate enough PPV interest?
2) who to invite? (3 obvious names are McCready, Matlock, and Hall)
3) what game/rules to play. (10-ball? 9-ball? two-shot 9-ball?)
4) valley or diamond?
5) big cueball or small cueball?
6) what stakes? (would have to probably be at lest $3-5k/man to generate enough interest I would think)
7) location?
8) is it even possible, or just "pie in the sky"?

Aaron