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Post by WT's Sports Bar on Jan 12, 2012 15:30:00 GMT
saturday 4th february
16 players max
pro players £30 entry -2
top amateurs £25 entry 0
everyone else £20 entry +2
races to 7
alternate break
world rules apply
11am start
PLAYER LIST
1. mickey lambert (-2) PAID £30
2. ricardo jones (0) PAID £25
3. ian norris (0) NOT PAID £25
4. will scott (0) NOT PAID £25
5. sam moralee (+2) PAID £20
6. andy lyndsay (0) PAID £25
7. rich wharton (0) NOT PAID £25
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payment required in advance 07894905788 for details
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Post by controller on Jan 12, 2012 15:55:09 GMT
saturday 4th february
16 players max
pro players £30 entry -2
top amateurs £25 entry 0
everyone else £20 entry +2
races to 7
alternate break
world rules apply
12noon start
PLAYER LIST
1. mickey lambert -2
2. Ian Norris +2
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payment required in advance 07894905788 for details
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Post by Craig Benstock on Jan 12, 2012 16:15:00 GMT
Already booked more than half my holiday quota for the year on pool related events, otherwise I'd be well up for this  |
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Post by controller on Jan 12, 2012 16:22:37 GMT
Already booked more than half my holiday quota for the year on pool related events, otherwise I'd be well up for this zzzzzzzzzz Hey what? Did you say something? |
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Post by Craig Benstock on Jan 12, 2012 16:36:51 GMT
Already booked more than half my holiday quota for the year on pool related events, otherwise I'd be well up for this zzzzzzzzzz Hey what? Did you say something? Nope. You must be hearing things. |
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Post by Rich Wharton on Jan 16, 2012 1:44:52 GMT
I'm interested. Quick question though: why is it starting so late? If you get 16 runners, with two tables, this'll be a 'come back Sunday' job. Just a quick estimate, to give an idea: 16 runners = 15 matches, so each table will have 7 matches minimum, all other things being equal. Let's suggest the average number of frames is 11 per match (which is probably about right, given the handicaps etc) Furthermore, let's suggest the average frame time is 12 minutes, taking into account racking, messing around between matches, toilet breaks, etc. That means you're looking at 924 minutes (or nearly 15 and a half hours) of consecutive play on each table, and that's without the final. Even if my numbers are out by 20%, the semis are still going to finish in the early hours of Sunday. Fancy starting it at 11?  |
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Post by The Halifax Ringer on Jan 16, 2012 9:12:32 GMT
Probably won't be an issue with only 5 runners.
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Post by WT's Sports Bar on Jan 20, 2012 13:04:02 GMT
I'm interested. Quick question though: why is it starting so late? If you get 16 runners, with two tables, this'll be a 'come back Sunday' job. Just a quick estimate, to give an idea: 16 runners = 15 matches, so each table will have 7 matches minimum, all other things being equal. Let's suggest the average number of frames is 11 per match (which is probably about right, given the handicaps etc) Furthermore, let's suggest the average frame time is 12 minutes, taking into account racking, messing around between matches, toilet breaks, etc. That means you're looking at 924 minutes (or nearly 15 and a half hours) of consecutive play on each table, and that's without the final. Even if my numbers are out by 20%, the semis are still going to finish in the early hours of Sunday. Fancy starting it at 11? it is starting at 11am rich |
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Post by Rich Wharton on Jan 21, 2012 17:36:58 GMT
In which case, count me in  |
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Post by WT's Sports Bar on Jan 22, 2012 12:00:19 GMT
michael oboyle,sean oboyle,mick conlon time to stop talking chaps and walk the walk |
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Post by monkey on Jan 22, 2012 17:26:22 GMT
Most weekends, MOB is incapable of walking unlike his big drinking brother.
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Post by Rich Wharton on Feb 4, 2012 1:49:51 GMT
How many runners are there for this? I'm not gonna make the effort unless there are 16 or more. :/
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Post by The Halifax Ringer on Feb 4, 2012 3:35:49 GMT
4 by the looks of it
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