Finally got the BULLSEYE BILLIARD GAMES!!! time to evaluate
Very Nice Layout!!
First thing I would recommend is offering as an upgrade or an accessory when you order the game is to get, like the aramith ball bag, a 'bullseye billiard carrying case', charge like, $20 extra for the bag and you can ship very easily and have space so the targets don't have to be folded or smashed up and can keep them flat, also you can have a spot for a training ball or measle ball for spin feedback, also one or two more ball spots for like the elephant balls, so you can see spin and marks from the chalk from the tip/cueball contact spot. This bag can have a clip that connects to your cuecase and replace the 'cueball' carrying case that you might already have on your case.
Overall the biggest improvement is the materials and quality of the targets!! Very nice choice of materials. UPDATE: If you don't put the targets back in the same way they came out and you just crumple them up and put them in one of the case pockets, when you take the targets back out, the material is wrinkled, but nowhere near like what you could not do with the TP targets.
Just so you know when I use the 'TP', I am comparing or corresponding the Old 'TARGET POOL' Game or Targets, versus the 'BULLSEYE BILLIARDS' Game or Targets.
The design of the book is nicely done and organized well for 'shot types' and spin types and specific breakdown or focus on shot or control types.
I don't really like the games that were included in the New 'BB' game, some of the games in the 'TP' system were a little more enjoyable as a 'solitary' version or even 'group or team' competition.
I have sent some reccomendations to Jeremiah on some different games and tournament structures that can be incorporated with the 'BB' game.
I just played last night with 3 other players and we played 'BULLSEYE BILLIARD GOLF', which is a game we came up with to challenge each other and compete at the same time learning different shots from other players that maybe the others don't use or practice. If you imagine a game of Golf, with each hole different, with BB-Golf, the same idea, each person shoots the same shot, records a score and then the next person shoots the same shot until everyone in the group has completed that hole, you can do one shot on each shot or three shots in a row with each person shooting 3 times at each shot or hole and then the next person shoots 3 times until everyone in the group has shot 3 times and recorded 3 scores, or you can rotate the shot with each person shooting one time on the shot an recording the score and then rotate 3 times on the same shot but each time you only have 1 shot a the shot and then the next person shoots it, so you have some time in-between your shot, o you don't build into the shot you have to adjust and have muscle and shot memory until you are up next on that shot and then each person scores 3 scores for each shot in rotation of players.
Then after hole #1 is done, the Player #2 is able to set-up and choose the next shot and he is the first one to shoot that shot. Then the rotation continues with all the players shooting Player #2's shot until each has scored 3 scores.
Then you move onto hole #3 and Player # 3 sets that shot up and you continue until you complete, half a side like in golf which would be 9 holes, or you play a full round which like golf is 18 holes.
At the end you add up your total scores and the winner of course is the one with the highest number.
SCORING: In the OUTER RING: 1 POINT, MIDDLE RING, 3 POINT, BULLSEYE: 5 POINTS
I have a couple other games we came up with and I have some Handicap systems that we already put in place for the weaker players so everyone has a chance to compete.
I think a lot of skill-building in the Great Game of Pool or Pocket Billiards can be accomplished with this Great New Training and CueBall Control GAME. At the same time possibly coming up with some new games that are different and get people to time other games and challenge each other and hopefully build some NEW PLAYERS, since this is a game that is great for the NEW and Begginer at the same time can challenge even the STRONGEST and MOST POWERFUL PROFESSONAL!!!!!
GREAT JOB, Jeremiah
I will be posting some other versions and info on this game as we are having the kids at the Boys ad Girls Club, Play at the same time feedback from Pool Halls in this area that I am finding others interested in trying out and playing this Training Game.
Take Care
KEEP ON STROKIN', Be like BUDDY HALL in the 1980's-Late 1990's, in my opinion one of the best controllers of the CueBall or the 'Rock'. We can only hope to be like 'Mike', LOL, I mean 'The RIFLEMAN, Buddy Hall'.:thumbup:
Very Nice Layout!!
First thing I would recommend is offering as an upgrade or an accessory when you order the game is to get, like the aramith ball bag, a 'bullseye billiard carrying case', charge like, $20 extra for the bag and you can ship very easily and have space so the targets don't have to be folded or smashed up and can keep them flat, also you can have a spot for a training ball or measle ball for spin feedback, also one or two more ball spots for like the elephant balls, so you can see spin and marks from the chalk from the tip/cueball contact spot. This bag can have a clip that connects to your cuecase and replace the 'cueball' carrying case that you might already have on your case.
Overall the biggest improvement is the materials and quality of the targets!! Very nice choice of materials. UPDATE: If you don't put the targets back in the same way they came out and you just crumple them up and put them in one of the case pockets, when you take the targets back out, the material is wrinkled, but nowhere near like what you could not do with the TP targets.
Just so you know when I use the 'TP', I am comparing or corresponding the Old 'TARGET POOL' Game or Targets, versus the 'BULLSEYE BILLIARDS' Game or Targets.
The design of the book is nicely done and organized well for 'shot types' and spin types and specific breakdown or focus on shot or control types.
I don't really like the games that were included in the New 'BB' game, some of the games in the 'TP' system were a little more enjoyable as a 'solitary' version or even 'group or team' competition.
I have sent some reccomendations to Jeremiah on some different games and tournament structures that can be incorporated with the 'BB' game.
I just played last night with 3 other players and we played 'BULLSEYE BILLIARD GOLF', which is a game we came up with to challenge each other and compete at the same time learning different shots from other players that maybe the others don't use or practice. If you imagine a game of Golf, with each hole different, with BB-Golf, the same idea, each person shoots the same shot, records a score and then the next person shoots the same shot until everyone in the group has completed that hole, you can do one shot on each shot or three shots in a row with each person shooting 3 times at each shot or hole and then the next person shoots 3 times until everyone in the group has shot 3 times and recorded 3 scores, or you can rotate the shot with each person shooting one time on the shot an recording the score and then rotate 3 times on the same shot but each time you only have 1 shot a the shot and then the next person shoots it, so you have some time in-between your shot, o you don't build into the shot you have to adjust and have muscle and shot memory until you are up next on that shot and then each person scores 3 scores for each shot in rotation of players.
Then after hole #1 is done, the Player #2 is able to set-up and choose the next shot and he is the first one to shoot that shot. Then the rotation continues with all the players shooting Player #2's shot until each has scored 3 scores.
Then you move onto hole #3 and Player # 3 sets that shot up and you continue until you complete, half a side like in golf which would be 9 holes, or you play a full round which like golf is 18 holes.
At the end you add up your total scores and the winner of course is the one with the highest number.
SCORING: In the OUTER RING: 1 POINT, MIDDLE RING, 3 POINT, BULLSEYE: 5 POINTS
I have a couple other games we came up with and I have some Handicap systems that we already put in place for the weaker players so everyone has a chance to compete.
I think a lot of skill-building in the Great Game of Pool or Pocket Billiards can be accomplished with this Great New Training and CueBall Control GAME. At the same time possibly coming up with some new games that are different and get people to time other games and challenge each other and hopefully build some NEW PLAYERS, since this is a game that is great for the NEW and Begginer at the same time can challenge even the STRONGEST and MOST POWERFUL PROFESSONAL!!!!!
GREAT JOB, Jeremiah
I will be posting some other versions and info on this game as we are having the kids at the Boys ad Girls Club, Play at the same time feedback from Pool Halls in this area that I am finding others interested in trying out and playing this Training Game.
Take Care
KEEP ON STROKIN', Be like BUDDY HALL in the 1980's-Late 1990's, in my opinion one of the best controllers of the CueBall or the 'Rock'. We can only hope to be like 'Mike', LOL, I mean 'The RIFLEMAN, Buddy Hall'.:thumbup: