Scotch Doubles 9-Ball, Pick Your Partner (Max Handicap), Sun. Jan 8th, 2012

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9-Ball Scotch Doubles Tournament (Max Handicap) - Sun Jan. 8th
Signup by 2pm Central, Max of 32 Teams, Max Handicap of Teams (see below), $40 Entry per team ($20/person), Race to 9 in Winners Bracket and Race to 7 in the Losers Bracket, Double Elimination, Winner Breaks, Rack your own. Check the following to chart to see the maximum handicap you can partner with (Handicaps are based on our monthly Handicapped events).
A Players and Above can partner with any D Player, A- Players can partner with any C- Player or Below, B Players can partner with any C Player or Below, B- Players can partner with any B- Player or Below, C Players can partner with any B Player or Below, C- Players can partner with any A- Player or Below, D Players can partner with anyone (including AA or Pro) **Must be a true D-level player that has played at one of our Handicapped events and verified to be allowed to play with AA or Pro level player.

Lucky Break
1706B Hillsboro Hwy
Manchester, TN 37355
(931) 954-5400
 
B- with B- partnership can absolutely rob an A with D partnership blind in scotch doubles 9-ball. It almost doesn't matter how good the better player is; the worse player is the one whose play decides how good the team is in that game.

-Andrew
 
I will probably get tossed out on my ear but......

Howdy
I am currently an APA member (don't kick me out yet we all have to start somewhere) I want to start playing in some of these tournaments and would like to know how to get rated and enjoy travelling around I am a 5 and my wife is a 3 is there a chart or should we get hooked up with TAP,BCA or VNEA smy and all advice appreciated
Irish
would love to come to Tenn from Texas for the Scotch Doubles
 
Johnathan Hennessee does the ratings. If he does not know you, he will watch you play and try to rank you to the best of his abilities. He is usually fairly accurate.
 
DirtyIrish said:
Howdy
I am currently an APA member (don't kick me out yet we all have to start somewhere) I want to start playing in some of these tournaments and would like to know how to get rated and enjoy travelling around I am a 5 and my wife is a 3 is there a chart or should we get hooked up with TAP,BCA or VNEA smy and all advice appreciated
Irish
would love to come to Tenn from Texas for the Scotch Doubles
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A 3 in APA will generally be a D Player. A 5 in APA will generally be a C- (could be a C Player if the 5s in your area are particularly strong).
 
Actually a A and D team won (the D was 16 years old). 2nd was an A- and C- (C- was a local lady). 3rd place was a B and a C player.
I actually really thought a B- and a B- would definitely be the favorite team, but guess I was wrong for this one. It was a great tournament. Looking forward to doing another one in the future!
 
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