So I went to a bar and I timed myself I was able to shoot all 15 balls into the pockets playing a game of 8 ball with myself in 5 minutes and 35 seconds. How long does it take you on a valley bar box? What is your best time?
How fast can you run out on a valley bar box?
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My average over the last 6200 games is 2 minutes and 47 seconds. For the last 100 or so games my timer
had a weak battery so my average could be just a little off.
PS - I stopped when I sank the 8 ball since I was playing 8 ball, no need to sink all 15.
(I won 88% of the games)
had a weak battery so my average could be just a little off.
PS - I stopped when I sank the 8 ball since I was playing 8 ball, no need to sink all 15.
(I won 88% of the games)
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I never play with myself.
31m20s100
If I did that I would not be able to play pool.
Better question might be how fast can you run out of quarters.
I carry at most 10 dollars in quarters and I spent 7 dollars so 7 games and it took me around an hour and 20 minutes. So like an hour and 40 minutes.
Try this a couple times when you don't have to share the table:
See how many successful shots you can squeeze into an hour. Misses don't matter. Shoot till you make everything like speed pool.
I sympathize with you on this sad state of affairs.
Oh really.
Sounds like very dangerous behavior.
I can pocket all 15 balls plus the cue ball on a valley bar box in under one minute.
1) Rack balls carefully for a game of 8 ball making sure the rack is real nice and tight.
2) Place the cue ball along the "kitchen line" in the spot I like to break from.
3) Pick either corner pocket in the kitchen area and pick up the table so it is resting on only the opposite leg from where I am standing. Be careful with how high you lift the table....otherwise balls end up on the floor instead of in the pocket and the run out is no good.
1) Rack balls carefully for a game of 8 ball making sure the rack is real nice and tight.
2) Place the cue ball along the "kitchen line" in the spot I like to break from.
3) Pick either corner pocket in the kitchen area and pick up the table so it is resting on only the opposite leg from where I am standing. Be careful with how high you lift the table....otherwise balls end up on the floor instead of in the pocket and the run out is no good.
That should be around 60 racks an hour if the table doesn't jam.
If I lose the game and cant pay the big guy that beat me, I can run out pretty fast.