Beloit, WI - The Carom Room - $1000+ Added - Nov 20th - "No Masters" 10-Ball

Duane Tuula

Duane Tuula

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Beloit, WI - The Carom Room - $1000+ Added - Nov 20th - "No Masters" 10-Ball

This is a "no masters" 10-ball tournament that features a race to 6, no handicaps, double elimination, big calcutta and $35 entry fee.

All regular events are $1000 added prorated on 64 players. If we fill the field at 96 the added money will be $1500!!

Tournament tables are 14 Diamond bar boxes with Simonis 860HR cloth and Super Aramith Pro balls. Doors open at 10am for free practice on the tournament tables until noon. Lights out & calcutta starts at noon. No practicing allowed on the tournament tables during the calcutta. First matches called immediately at the end of the calcutta.

The Carom Room is now "smoke free" but a brand new smoking area deck has been added for those who do care to light up.



Please check out the flyer:


http://www.thecaromroom.com/2010caromroomtour.html



Previous tournament results here:

http://www.thecaromroom.com/$1,000addedtournamentresults.html
 
Pre-Paid Entries

Here's the list:

1 John Edwards
2 Ron Looze
3 Jason Jick
4 Jose Rivas
5 Tyler Meyer
6 Carlos McGill
7 Chris Bonde
8 Josh Payne
9 Zach Marquardt
10 Lance Mayer
11 Shane Minihan
12 Kurt Jennison
13 Mark Eifler
14 Fred Ryser
15 Ryan Ball
16 Alan Frederich
17 Jim McCauley
18 Tony Gong
19 Mike McGovern
20 Randy Mecha
21 Matt Daiber
22 Jeff Brown
23 Tim Sena
24 Gary Peterson
25 Gregg Andler
26 Joe Rivas Sr
27 Nicholas Marsolek
28 Matt Berg
29 John Ribbich
30 Gregg Pitts
31 Joe Durham
32 Josh Smith
33 Mike Lyght
34 Dawayne Pearson
35 Dan Stenberg
36 Tim Volkman
37 Patrick Smith
38 Reggie Smallwood
39 Stanley Smallwood
40 Jason Blohm
41 Mike Zahalka
42 Thee Vongsiri
43 Lanny Nord
44 Rick Karsten
45 Kyle Logan
46 Harold Roberson
47 Kelly Birmingham
48 David Wiebelhaus
49 Joel Plowman
50 Jerry Follis
51 Eric Falsey
52 Josh Kalkbrenner
53 Paul Scott
54 Shane English
55 Jeff Jones
56 Jason Hoeffner
57 Lance Schofield
58 Marlon Angeles
59 Ponce Cruz
60 Jon Ola
61 Jack Wu
62 Ken Lee
63 Mike Brubaker
64 Jonathan Strzezwski
65 Charlie Wolfe
66 Mike Rohner
67 Mike Regan
68 Mike Farley
69 Gene Rader
70 Greg Chavera
71 Chad Elston
72 Leif Thompson
73 Nate Mindham?
74 Tracey Christianson
75 Mike LaPorte
76 Ken Malone
77 Brandon Lawver




 
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Wow

LOL! I was just telling someone Saturday that the Carom Room "No Masters" event was the strongest Non-Open event I know of in the country! I am seeing some heavy hitters on the paid list! I am going to be in Milwaukee that weekend, I may try to make the tournament... It's either pool or schmoozing with friends that I have not seen in over a year.
 
Still 70 spots left!! Seems like the last 25 disappear in a day or two. Highly recommend getting your entry fee in early for this one if you want to play ;)
 
Don't get shut out :eek: Pay your entry early and just be here by noon for the start of the calcutta.
 
Doors open for free practice on the tournament tables at 10:00 am. Table lights out, no shooting on tournament tables during the calcutta that starts at noon. If you are paid but not present by noon you may loose your spot in the tourney. Please check-in when you arrive!
 
For those "no master" players who may be in attendance this weekend for the open 10-ball make sure to pay your entry fee early for the 20th :thumbup:
 
Diamond bar tables, Simonis 860 HR cloth and Super Aramith Pro balls make for great playing conditions :thumbup:

If you haven't been to the Carom Room yet now is the time!!
 
Picked up a few more entries over the weekend. Updates coming :thumbup:

After playing a whole 10-ball tourney this weekend I must say this is the game of the future!!
 
I thought the 10-ball went really well for the "open" event this past weekend. Looking forward to more 10-ball tourneys. Any questions from the "no masters" players??
 
Does the "incoming player has the option" rule also apply on a plain missed shot, or just on a slopped in ball?
 
#Cruncher said:
Does the "incoming player has the option" rule also apply on a plain missed shot, or just on a slopped in ball?
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In that sense I would say only on a slopped ball.

If the only ball made is something you did not call it is considered "illegally pocketed" and the incoming player has the choice. That includes calling "safety" and pocketing a ball.
 
Duane, so you can play a safe and so long as no balls go in the incoming player must take the shot where it is and dosen't get an option. If then the incoming player shoots and dosen't hit the intended ball. The first player gets ball in hand. If the same safe is played and the incoming player calls a pocket and hits the intended ball but it goes in a different pocket then called, the first player has the option to take the shot or have the shooter shoot again. If the intended ball is hit and another ball goes in then the first player who played the original safe has the option. Is that correct ?
 
Come on down and play a little 10-ball. Full field of 96 pays $1270 for first on your $35 entry :thumbup: Cacutta payouts are even higher :eek: Great odds on your money.
 
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