Question about running a pack

[Pete]

Hi Guys,

I want to know if this would be considered running a 2 pack. My opponent breaks, comes up dry. Then i come up and run the table out. Then I break and run out, Then I break and have no shot so I play a safe. Would that be considered a 2 pack?

Pete

 

[noRulez]

I only count break and runs.

 

[Marop]

Hi Guys,

I want to know if this would be considered running a 2 pack. My opponent breaks, comes up dry. Then i come up and run the table out. Then I break and run out, Then I break and have no shot so I play a safe. Would that be considered a 2 pack?

Pete

No, break and runs only count.

 

[crawfish]

Hi Guys,

I want to know if this would be considered running a 2 pack. My opponent breaks, comes up dry. Then i come up and run the table out. Then I break and run out, Then I break and have no shot so I play a safe. Would that be considered a 2 pack?

Pete

Depends on who you are tellin' this to. Hell, if it's people you don't know, it's a six pack.

 

[ironman]

Hi Guys,

I want to know if this would be considered running a 2 pack. My opponent breaks, comes up dry. Then i come up and run the table out. Then I break and run out, Then I break and have no shot so I play a safe. Would that be considered a 2 pack?

Pete

I think that would be entirely up to you and how you see it. Two in a row is 2 in a row.

 

[cigardave]

It would be two table runs but only one B&R. Whether or not you consider it a 2-pack is up to you. After all, if your x-pack were questioned, you're the one that has to explain it.