Pool Ball Collecting.
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These are going to look great on that tournament blue cloth!Rescued these from my porch when I got home yesterday. If you're hot, they're hot, bring them inside
Thanks for a quick and painless transaction Chuck
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Rescued these from my porch when I got home yesterday. If you're hot, they're hot, bring them inside
Thanks for a quick and painless transaction Chuck
Thanks for sharing! The colors certainly pop on the tournament blue. Enjoy your new set!
Did you ever find the rules for this game?Would anyone happen to recognize this game and take a guess - based on the "custom set" of balls I put together just for this particular game? It has an interesting scoring element, and was submitted for a patent quite some time ago that never took off mostly due to exposure and lack of social media "back in the day" - I am guessing.
The numbered balls are the key. The solid reds are just the best color (I think) to represent "the unnumbered" balls in this set. Although, if you have them available, solid blacks, greens or blues play well and offer amazing contrast to the numbered balls - depending on your baize color of course.
K.
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What game is the white and black 1-5 used for?Hi everyone. Wanted to share a quick pic of some pieces I've added to my collection since my last visit.
Big thank you to Rubiks Cube for taking care of the Raschig Snookers for me. Easily a favorite of all my sets.
Very much enjoying scrolling through this thread. Recently acquired a set of the Aramith Tournaments and could not be happier. However, been keen on getting a set of Centennials now... On that note, does anyone know if the TV Edition Centennials are still available anywhere?
Hello!
Yes, this Aramith ball set was put together to play a unique scoring game invented back in the early 1990’s called BLAZZ (pronounced “blaze”) that required a player to shoot a red followed by the lowest number ball on the table - between opponents. Points were based on ball values of course with reds being worth only 1 point.
I have the original rule set in the vault at home and will see about laying hands on it soon along with a few pics of play
This set pic of mine was posted right at 5 years ago. What memories. Time sure flies.
~ K.
Sounds a bit SNOOKERish.Hello!
Yes, this Aramith ball set was put together to play a unique scoring game invented back in the early 1990’s called BLAZZ (pronounced “blaze”) that required a player to shoot a red followed by the lowest number ball on the table - between opponents. Points were based on ball values of course with reds being worth only 1 point.
I have the original rule set in the vault at home and will see about laying hands on it soon along with a few pics of play
This set pic of mine was posted right at 5 years ago. What memories. Time sure flies.
~ K.
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Thanks again to Chuck_Jones for the 29 no number ball sets,
been plotting these up for 2x2 black ball (2 - 2 man teams) yellow/red vs. blue/green
Pinks are neutral good for all players, once your color/side is potted pinks are a no go bad hit ball, pinks re-spot after each player run.
opening break is on black first,
been plotting these up for 2x2 black ball (2 - 2 man teams) yellow/red vs. blue/green
Pinks are neutral good for all players, once your color/side is potted pinks are a no go bad hit ball, pinks re-spot after each player run.
opening break is on black first,
1st guess, looks like a 10-Ball cutthroat.
Are they yours or a pix off the Net?
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Good find phretless
I'm guessing these are for some type of Bocce game although the listing on the website mentions golf billiards. They are pretty cheap, I think I might purchase a set. Thanks for sharing!
I'm guessing these are for some type of Bocce game although the listing on the website mentions golf billiards. They are pretty cheap, I think I might purchase a set. Thanks for sharing!
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Hello... where did you find these and are more available?