FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN to All for a POOL CHIP TOURNAMENT

Name: FRIDAY NIGHT OPEN to All for a POOL CHIP TOURNAMENT
Start: 2025-10-31T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-11-01T02:30:00-04:00
Location: 312 W. Main St , Montpelier, OH, United States, Ohio 43543

Schedule

Fri, 31 Oct, 2025 at 07:00 pm to Sat, 01 Nov, 2025 at 02:30 am

UTC-04:00

Location

312 W. Main St , Montpelier, OH, United States, Ohio 43543 | Montpelier, OH

EVERY FRIDAY OPEN to All PLAYERS 8, 9, or 10-BALL CHIP TOURNAMENT
The’Bar
312 W. Main St
Montpelier, OH
Doors Open at 3:00pm
Sign up starts at 6:00pm
Tournament starts at 7:00pm
$5 Entry
$5 Greens Fee
$5 Side Pot
$1 Tickets Break-N-Run (10-Ball)
RULES:
In a pool chip tournament, players start with a number of virtual chips and play games against each other. The loser of each match loses a chip and goes to the end of an "up next" list. The winner keeps the table and plays the next player on the list. The tournament continues until all players have lost their chips, with the player remaining with the most chips at the end being the winner. Amount of Chips are determined by SKILL.
NAPA Rules with the following exceptions:
8-Ball)
Race 1
Call all balls/pocket
Incoming Shooter Breaks and Racks
8 on the Snap is NOT a win. If the 8-ball is pocketed on the break and the breaker scratches, the 8-ball spots and it is cue ball in hand in the kitchen.
9-Ball Pro)
Race 1
Call the 9-ball
Incoming Shooter Breaks and Racks
9 on the Snap is NOT a win. If the 9-ball is made on the break and the breaker scratches, the 9-ball spots and it is cue ball in hand any where on the table.
9-ball rules with the following exceptions:
Racking: 1-ball at the top, the 9-ball in the center and the
2-ball at the rear point of the rack.
NO early 9-ball for the win.
You can, however, purposely pocket the 9-ball (by CALLING it) and keep shooting as long as you shoot the lowest numbered
ball on the table first. Spot the 9-ball immediately.
10-Ball Pro)
with the following exceptions:
Race 1
Call all balls/pocket
Incoming Shooter Breaks and Racks
10 on the Snap is Not a WIN. If the 10-ball is made on the break and the breaker scratches, the 10-ball spots and it is cue ball in hand any where on the table.
If you accidentally pocket a different ball than intended, or if your object ball goes into a different pocket than intended, the ball stays in the pocket. The next player can choose to hand the shot back to you.