Usapl?

Maybe the same reason you can still choose between a Chevrolet and GMC truck. :wink:

Oh no. Your kidding! They really are the same? Kind of like WWE is real and not staged? Can't bare the thought. Does that mean the Hummer H3 was a Chevy as well :eek: ?

Lyn
 
bangers

very funny to me a banger sent me a pic of the rule books he keeps hidden at his house



before when i told him make the 8 on the break, put it back or rerack
making the 8 dont win you the game, thats a luck factor

same with hitting a ball and contacting a rail for saftey shots

ball in hand, ANYWHERE when you scratch

all these things he called me a cheater for, are in that book hes got at home

things he some kind of legend for a cross table bank, but then misses a cut to the side,a easy cut

:rolleyes:
 

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If the rules are the same and each league will now use the Fargorate system. what is the value of two separate leagues?

Lyn,

The rules of the game (eg. one foot on floor, cue ball fouls only) are the same but the match scoring is what's different. The USAPL requires all leagues to score matches using the same scoring system. The BCAPL has a recommended scoring system but they allow individual leagues to use whatever scoring system they'd like.

Imagine the APA without all the silly APA rules and ambiguous APA player ratings.
Imagine not having to pay any membership fee and having a lot more money available to leagues for payouts.
Imagine having the flexibility to have 3, 4, or 5 person teams in your league.
Imagine a national tournament where top teams get to go for free but any team can compete if they pay their way.

Welcome to the USAPL.

Chris
 
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