8 ball with two tables will take too long with low level players unless you either have few players or all day to spend there, or do single elimination. These are just a few thoughts I have early on. Not many people are familiar with that format but I like how it keeps both players involved. If I have A&B divisions then it would make sense that each team would have to have at least one "B" player. However we will have a little over 2 months to let everyone become familiar with whatever rules we choose. Very few will be familiar with the concepts of table scratches or what's a legal safety. "Bar" rules are definitely going to be more familiar to most players. Should we use "Bar" rules (call shot, pocket scratches in kitchen, no safeties) or APA rules (call pocket, table/pocket scratches are ball in hand, safeties allowed)? On the other hand there could be some sandbagging since many of the players are unknown quantities.Ģ. On one hand it could keep things more fair. Should I have divisions for different skill levels? Like A & B, where A players have to win 2 games and B players only one? I would love to see this become an annual thing.īeing the first time we've done this and not knowing the skill level of many of the players I have some options to consider, such as:ġ. It will be held at a local bar with two bar boxes. In conjunction with a yearly surf contest our club hosts in early October I am planning a first annual pool tournament in honor of a local legend whose health is failing. I am a member of a surf club and we compete in contests against other clubs all up and down the west coast. Aside from pool one of my other passions is surfing.
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