playbca.com US Bar Table Championships

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playbca.com presents the 14th Annual US Bar Table Championships hosted by the SandsRegency Casino Hotel in Reno, Nevada on February 28 through March 4.

Featuring both 8-Ball and 9-ball events, the Sands Regency Casino Hotel will add $10,000 to each division. There is a $500 bonus for the woman finishing highest in each, plus a $5,000 bonus to any player who wins both. Don't forget, the Sands never sleeps, so there will be plenty of all-night action including ring games, mini tournaments, and anything you can match-up.

Diamond, Aramith and Simonis, proud co-sponsors of the event, will provide the best pool playing equipment and conditions available today:

• 7ft Diamond Smart Tables with Pro Cut, 4-9/16 pockets - no more gimmee shots – you have to actually hit the pocket!

• Diamond will introduce their custom tournament lights with score beads on the wire.

• Aramith Red Circle cue balls & Super Aramith Pro balls.

• Simonis 860 Tour Blue cloth.

All you have to bring is your cue…and your heart!

Book now for special discounted room rates--guaranteed until February 20--by contacting the Sands Regency at (866) 386-7829.

Online entry forms are available at http://www.sandsregency.com/tournaments.html Entries must be received at the Sands by February 20, 2007.

9-Ball division starts February 28-March 2.
8-ball event begins March 2 through March 4.

For more tournament information, contact www.playbca.com, leagues@playbca.com or (866) USA-POOL.
 
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14th Annual US Bar Table Championships

mediumpool said:
playbca.com presents the 14th Annual US Bar Table Championships hosted by the SandsRegency Casino Hotel in Reno, Nevada on February 28 through March 4.

Featuring both 8-Ball and 9-ball events, the Sands Regency Casino Hotel will add $10,000 to each division. There is a $500 bonus for the woman finishing highest in each, plus a $5,000 bonus to any player who wins both. Don't forget, the Sands never sleeps, so there will be plenty of all-night action including ring games, mini tournaments, and anything you can match-up.

Diamond, Aramith and Simonis, proud co-sponsors of the event, will provide the best pool playing equipment and conditions available today:

• 7ft Diamond Smart Tables with Pro Cut, 4-9/16 pockets - no more gimmee shots – you have to actually hit the pocket!

• Diamond will introduce their custom tournament lights with score beads on the wire.

• Aramith Red Circle cue balls & Super Aramith Pro balls.

• Simonis 860 Tour Blue cloth.

All you have to bring is your cue…and your heart!

Book now for special discounted room rates--guaranteed until February 20--by contacting the Sands Regency at (866) 386-7829.

Online entry forms are available at http://www.sandsregency.com/tournaments.html Entries must be received at the Sands by February 20, 2007.

8-Ball division starts February 28-March 2.
9-ball event begins March 2 through March 4.

For more tournament information, contact www.playbca.com, leagues@playbca.com or (866) USA-POOL.
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I believe the 9 Ball starts Feb 28th, and the 8 Ball March 2nd. Anybody planning on going??

Flats
 
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I'll be there, and the 9-ball is scheduled to start on the 28th. I've been there once before and the field was full of great players.
 
easy-e said:
I'll be there, and the 9-ball is scheduled to start on the 28th. I've been there once before and the field was full of great players.
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Hi easy....Ill be their, my first time in Reno. I liked the alternate break format and will need to break strong to compete. Good Luck
Flats
 
I haven't seen any info on it, I didn't know it was alternate break! I haven't played there in 7 years. Do you know if we still have to bring a pocket full of quarters? That was the worst part.
 
Not related to the above post, but I am going to donate. The Sands grows on you. Like that stuff on your high school gym locker.

All joking aside, I was there in December for the Open and had a blast. Might as well check out the small tracks. How many little tables will they have ? I'm guessing they are all upstairs like the Open.
 
last time I was there they played in the same ballroom as the open, but they had probably 40+ tables. They didn't have the stands set up so there was plenty of room for the tables. It was a lot of fun watching some of the pros play on a bar table:)
 
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