I heard a rumour we have snooker players on the TFoF.

So just in case you know these people/teams (you can tell I know nothing about the game as I'm not sure what to call it)

Terrace Bar A gave up their 100% record at Bar 180 C. They were always in control in San Blas and Mal only needed to win the last frame to seal another victory. But despite having numerous chances, he let the occasion get to him and after missing some easy pots he lost the last rubber to Wayne. Phoenix Knights also let two points slip at Gaffers A but there were no such problems for Palms A and Legends Bar.

Mal breaks Terrace Hearts

Gypsy wrote:So just in case you know these people/teams (you can tell I know nothing about the game as I'm not sure what to call it)

Terrace Bar A gave up their 100% record at Bar 180 C. They were always in control in San Blas and Mal only needed to win the last frame to seal another victory. But despite having numerous chances, he let the occasion get to him and after missing some easy pots he lost the last rubber to Wayne. Phoenix Knights also let two points slip at Gaffers A but there were no such problems for Palms A and Legends Bar.

Mal breaks Terrace Hearts

That is the Bridge club Gypsy, rubbers indeed.

Topdog wrote:

That is the Bridge club Gypsy, rubbers indeed.

No if you open the link it is defo Snooker, there are balls. You dont have balls in bridge you have cards.

Gypsy wrote:

No if you open the link it is defo Snooker, there are balls. You dont have balls in bridge you have cards.

Sorry its poker you need balls for.

It is called Pool Gypsy, used to be in a league myself. However the rubber bit is a total mystery. You need a lot of balls of course and a big stick thingy to wave around, and the idea is to fill as many holes which are lined up in the corners and sides of the table bed before your opponent has a chance to come and spoil your game plan. Fortunately these sessions dont generally last too long and everyone gets a chance to play with each other during the evening.