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US 2021/0228973 A1Published application
Method of playing billiards
OwnerVictor J. Conteinventor
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Abstract
A method of playing billiards is provided. The method includes positioning numbered billiard balls in a predetermined pattern on a billiards table and placing a cue ball at any desired location on the billiards table. The cue ball strikes the numbered billiard balls in sequential numerical order. A score determined from the numbered billiard balls sunk in billiards table pockets is then recorded.
Claims9
A method of playing billiards, comprising:
- a. positioning numbered billiard balls in a predetermined pattern on a billiards table;
- b. placing a cue ball at any desired location on the billiards table;
- c. urging the cue ball to individually strike the numbered billiard balls in sequential numerical face value order at its position in the predetermined pattern;
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- d. recording a score on a scorecard having a grid comprising:
- a player name column, ten inning score columns, and a total score column, with at least two rows including a column label row and a fillable row;
- said score determined from the face value of each of the numbered billiard balls sunk in its adjacent billiards table pocket according to the predetermined pattern;
- wherein the predetermined pattern comprises placing a single billiard ball with a face value of “1” adjacent to a first billiards table pocket, a single billiard ball with a face value of “2” adjacent to a second billiards table pocket diagonally across the billiards table from the first billiards table pocket, a single billiard ball with a face value of “3” adjacent to a third billiards table pocket, a single billiard ball with a face value of “4” adjacent to a fourth billiards table pocket diagonally across the billiards table from the third billiards table pocket, a single billiard ball with a face value of “5” adjacent to a fifth billiards table pocket, and a single billiard ball with a face value of “6” adjacent to a sixth billiards table pocket directly opposite the fifth billiards table pocket, such that the billiard balls with the odd-numbered face values “1” and “3” are each positioned along a first end of the table, the billiard balls with the even-numbered face values “4” and “2” are each positioned along a second end of the table, and the billiard balls with the face values “6” and “5” are each positioned midway along a first longitudinal side and a second longitudinal side, respectively.
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