Be there or be semi square. :grin-square:
AuntyDan said:Heck, if you want "real" 8 ball try the 1945 rules where you have to make the 1 and 15 in the side and the 8 in the same pocket as your last object ball. I've played this a lot with the old boys at a local retirement community and it's great fun, although a single rack can often take 20 or even 30 miuntes to play out.
SloRoller said:He was amazed that he didn't need to explain it to me. He was even more amazed when he lost..lol
Yes, this is a very popular game in Mexico and if you go to the Latin bars in darker, oops, I mean, browner part of Southern California, it is mainly the game of choice. If you don't get out the first time on the eight, forget it, especially if you have a side pocket.AuntyDan said:I have learnt to be very wary of anyone who can play good last-pocket 8 ball. Playing with the 1/15 in the side add another dimension as you (almost) never want to have to play the 8 in the side pocket.
I was told by a player here in darkest Southen California that this form of 8 ball is popular in Mexico, can anyone confirm this?