Everybody plays the regular games, 9-ball, 10-ball, 8-ball, 1 Pocket, 14-1 and Rotation. It seems like most pool players are playing (out of habit) the regular games. What other games are out there and basically, how are the played?
A game that I used to play but haven't in a long time is Cribbage. You try to make, in a single inning, two balls whose point total equals 15. For example, if you make the 4, you then must make the 11 in order to stay at the table. Each 15 point duo counts as one point on your score. If you make a ball, then fail to make its complement, anything you make gets spotted. The 15 ball is left for last. Since there are obviously 8 points available on a full table, a score of 5 constitutes a win and you re-rack.Everybody plays the regular games, 9-ball, 10-ball, 8-ball, 1 Pocket, 14-1 and Rotation. It seems like most pool players are playing (out of habit) the regular games. What other games are out there and basically, how are the played?
Does anybody know the rules about "pea pool" ?