Mr. Bond Orbis Non Sufficit Gold Member Silver Member Sep 26, 2013 #1 It's a very old concept, and dates back further than many of the modern games we play today... ie 8ball, 9ball, 14.1. This excerpt from 1826 describes the basics of the two games that One-Pocket is believed to be derived from: Last edited: Oct 9, 2013
It's a very old concept, and dates back further than many of the modern games we play today... ie 8ball, 9ball, 14.1. This excerpt from 1826 describes the basics of the two games that One-Pocket is believed to be derived from:
Mr. Bond Orbis Non Sufficit Gold Member Silver Member Oct 9, 2013 #2 Its funny that some folks call it "one-hole" today, but probably didnt know that it started off that way. Imagine playing one-pocket on a 12 foot table, with rounded cushions like snooker tables !
Its funny that some folks call it "one-hole" today, but probably didnt know that it started off that way. Imagine playing one-pocket on a 12 foot table, with rounded cushions like snooker tables !
