Rotation Continuous Open $2,000 Added

Danny Kuykendal

Danny K
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Well, here it goes, folks. I'm going to add two grand (guaranteed) to my first event of Rotation Continuous. NO GREEN FEES. ALL ENTRIES ADDED BACK INTO THE PRIZE MONEY.

$2,000 Added (Guaranteed)

$30.00 ENTRY FEE

Race to 75 points. Touring pros will go to 100 points.

February 23rd & 24th

Single Elimination

12 Noon Start Time.

Here are the rules to Rotation Continous.

15 balls are racked with the one in front, 15 in the center and two and three balls on the corners.

Players lag for break, winner racks his own balls.

If a ball is made on break, shooter has cue ball in hand anywhere on playing surface. If no ball is made, opponent has cue ball in hand.

Each ball counts one point. A specific number of points is played to, e.g. 75 or 100 points.

No safeties allowed.

We should be able to accomodate 124 players.

You must be over 21 to enter Danny K's and the tournament.

Call 714-771-9706 or 714-397-2816 for any more info.


Danny K's Billiards & Sports Bar
1096 N Main St
Orange, CA 9286
714-771-9706
 
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$2000.00 Guaranteed Added Rotation Continuous Tournament

Danny Kuykendal said:
Well, here it goes, folks. I'm going to add two grand (guaranteed) to my first event of Rotation Continuous. NO GREEN FEES. ALL ENTRIES ADDED BACK INTO THE PRIZE MONEY.

$2,000 Added (Guaranteed)

$30.00 ENTRY FEE

Race to 75 points. Touring pros will go to 100 points.

February 23rd & 24th

Double Elimination

12 Noon Start Time.

Here are the rules to Rotation Continous.

15 balls are racked with the one in front, 15 in the center and two and three balls on the corners.

Players lag for break, winner racks his own balls.

If a ball is made on break, shooter has cue ball in hand anywhere on playing surface. If no ball is made, opponent has cue ball in hand.

Each ball counts one point. A specific number of points is played to, e.g. 75 or 100 points.

No safeties allowed.

We should be able to accomodate 124 players.

Call 714-771-9706 or 714-397-2816 for any more info.


Danny K's Billiards & Sports Bar
1096 N Main St
Orange, CA 9286
714-771-9706
This sounds like a great tournament. I've seen this game played and it incorporates many facets of more than just one game. This uses the big break as for 8-ball and 9ball. The shot making with precision as in 9-ball and 10-ball or any other game for that matter. The patterns like in 8-ball and Straight pool. Bumping balls to manuever in a rack and to break open balls. This just sounds like a combination many of the games that are being played. With the player having to come up with the SHOT, this also seems like a game that the amatuer player would enjoy playing and or watching.
 
Damn I usually like to play in Danny's tourney's...

I'm pretty sure I'm going to be in New Orleans on those days, So I don't think I'll make it, but the next time you have it, I'll be there for sure.....
 
Update on Danny K's Tourney. I'll be offering a lunch specials for 6.49. USPA rules of etiquette will apply to all players.

Danny
 
different rules

We used to have this game played in a league. The difference is the balls points are worth what the number of the ball shooting. It was the funnest league bar none that I have ever played in.
Sharknu
 
Very generous of you in trying to hold a tournament like this Danny.
I will try to put the word around if Jose or Lisa haven't spread the word yet.
 
Sounds like fun!!

Danny Kuykendal said:
Well, here it goes, folks. I'm going to add two grand (guaranteed) to my first event of Rotation Continuous. NO GREEN FEES. ALL ENTRIES ADDED BACK INTO THE PRIZE MONEY.

$2,000 Added (Guaranteed)

$30.00 ENTRY FEE

Race to 75 points. Touring pros will go to 100 points.

February 23rd & 24th

Double Elimination

12 Noon Start Time.

Here are the rules to Rotation Continous.

15 balls are racked with the one in front, 15 in the center and two and three balls on the corners.

Players lag for break, winner racks his own balls.

If a ball is made on break, shooter has cue ball in hand anywhere on playing surface. If no ball is made, opponent has cue ball in hand.

Each ball counts one point. A specific number of points is played to, e.g. 75 or 100 points.

No safeties allowed.

We should be able to accomodate 124 players.

Call 714-771-9706 or 714-397-2816 for any more info.


Danny K's Billiards & Sports Bar
1096 N Main St
Orange, CA 9286
714-771-9706


Is there a way to transition from rack to rack like in 14.1 continuous?

.......or do you have to break and risk ball in hand after each rack? I think a cool twist would be to make it 14.1 continuous rotation........:) :D
 
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Continuous improvement,

Bigtruck said:
Is there a way to transition from rack to rack like in 14.1 continuous?

.......or do you have to break and risk ball in hand after each rack? I think a cool twist would be to make it 14.1 continuous rotation........:) :D
Good point Ray. One way to make it continuous would be to allow the person who finishes the rack gets to break and take ball in hand, regardless if a ball is made or not on the break. I sure would like to play in this tournament.
 
Thanks Joey. I talked to Jose and I believe he will probably play. Maybe I'll get lucky and Efren will be around, not likely though.

As far as making it a continuous game like straight pool, it's too difficult to set the last ball up as a break shot and then get a shot on the one.

The reason the breaker has cue ball in hand (if he makes a ball) after the break is to emphasize the break shot. Players with weaker breaks probably won't run as many balls. The better players will learn to make the one in the side, and break hard to spread the rack. The reason a soft break works in nine ball is that with only nine balls on the table there are usually no clusters after the break.
You realize what an easy game nine ball is after you get past the six in this game.

Danny
 
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