I hope enough players tuned into TAR to watch the 15 ball rotation and liked the game. Also I hope it brought back memories of the seniors on here of the fun game it is playing for low stakes. That was the Filipino version of the game. I didn't care for it as much as how we play here in America. Tournaments would be first to 61 points and/or 15 ball rotation. Gambling, you can play Chicago, pay ball or money ball, and about a dozen more games all a little different, that are/were gambled on.
Two or three can play each man/woman for themselves, or 4 can play partners that can change partners every new game based on the money balls made in the beginning of the game. It's really a fun game with as little as half a buck to a buck a money ball. It would be good for the struggling poolrooms to start a game on one table with partners and as one has to leave someone else can jump in. Even the owner should jump in until someone else wants to play to keep the table going. My money ball table went at least 8 hours a day 7 days a week. It paid the rent. Johnnyt
Two or three can play each man/woman for themselves, or 4 can play partners that can change partners every new game based on the money balls made in the beginning of the game. It's really a fun game with as little as half a buck to a buck a money ball. It would be good for the struggling poolrooms to start a game on one table with partners and as one has to leave someone else can jump in. Even the owner should jump in until someone else wants to play to keep the table going. My money ball table went at least 8 hours a day 7 days a week. It paid the rent. Johnnyt
