What Rules are most popular in Canada?

[j_zippel]

Thank you! Wow I also didn't know that you weren't allowed to break down your cue and use your shaft to jump either. That really sucks, who the heck jumps with a full playing cue? It's very uncomfortable and hard to control due to the weight.

You can now jump with your break cue as long as it isn't phenolic. We had regionals this weekend as the rule on jumping has changed. Jumping with a full length break cue isn't that hard just a bit awkward if your cue is heavy

 

[ideologist]

You can now jump with your break cue as long as it isn't phenolic. We had regionals this weekend as the rule on jumping has changed. Jumping with a full length break cue isn't that hard just a bit awkward if your cue is heavy

Um, guaranteed that is a local rule for you.

If you switch cues in a match in Vegas, oops! You won't like the outcome

 

[j_zippel]

Um, guaranteed that is a local rule for you.



If you switch cues in a match in Vegas, oops! You won't like the outcome

Could be true, I assumed our LO was talking CPA leagues only. Our league is huge in Guelph, around 130 teams. I may have misinterpreted it being a local rule but this thread is about Canadian rules isn't it? Anyways I doesn't matter since it's nearly impossible to make to to the show in Vegas anyways.

 

[pt109]

Canadian-style golf on the snooker table is one of my favorite games.

Not sure what the scene is like these days, but 15-20 years ago, the biggest action was on the golf table, and there'd be more people crowded around the main golf table than on all the other tables combined. Expensive, but good times!

I don't like playing group games...well, maybe ring 9-ball ain't so bad.
....but I've enjoyed watching golf games...
...they start out friends....but by the third hole....
...they're threatening to desecrate the graves of their opponent's ancestors. :rotflmao1: