The Commonwealth Classic is a multi-game billiards event that features competition in the classic or up-and-coming games in clubs from around the world. Each round of play will see competitors face-off in 40 minutes of play over two different games—one on a 9 foot American table, and one on a 12 foot snooker table.
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All games are scored by points or balls potted/sunk, rather than games won. (Ten ball will be converted to APA-style scoring). The sum of players' scores over both games in a round will determine the winner of the match.
All matches will be directly refereed by an approved official. The tournament will accept a maximum of 24 players and follows a single elimination format, with a round-robin final between the three remaining players.
Games for the 2021 Commonwealth Classic are:
—Round one: Straight pool, Snooker (4pm to 8pm)
—Round two: Russian pyramid, One pocket (8pm to 10pm)
—Round three: Snooker, Ten ball (10pm to 11pm)
—Round Four: All games (11pm to 12am)
Match times will be scheduled upon the tournament draw at 3:55pm and times will be strictly adhered to. (You'll know EXACTLY when you play.) The venue will be open from 12:00 for free play and to clarify rules of games as necessary.
Entry is $25 for members of Commonwealth Cue Sports and $30 for non-members. Pay at the door or by PayPal at: https://www.paypal.me/snookersf
All entry money goes to the pot and is awarded as follows:
—50% First place (up to $300)
—30% Second place (up to $180)
—10% Third place (up to $60)
—10% High Snooker break* (up to $60) (*Score achieved in a single turn at the table)
—One month of free play at CCS for BEST COSTUME!
Email for more information: info@ccs-sf.com
General rules for each game can be found online (links below). Any modifications will be explained in detail before each match.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_pyramid (See: Free Pyramid)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snooker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-pocket
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_pool
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten-ball
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