National Handicap system that eliminates most of the sandbagging. (Over 1.7 million matches and over 70% are hill-hill).
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(I really believe this is the future of pool - you owe it to yourself to check it out and see for yourself - it will cost you nothing.)
Honestly I hope youare wrong on that Mark because I personally love the divisionalized way that the BCAPL is set up with open, masters, and grand masters.
I would much rather see pool progress towards multiple divisions and scaled levels of advancement for the players such as the BCAPL provides rather then going the opposite direction of having all of the players of various skill levels play in the same events and handicapping closing the gap. The better players don't want to try to outrun handicaps for the most part and winning a match in which your opponent is handicapped holds little in the way of accomplishment for the weaker player either. That weaker player would rather win a tournament against his peers of his level and the top players would rather play against their own peers on an even footing as well.