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Event by Kamichia Rudnick

Village Inn Restaurant & Lounge

Duration: 13 hr

Public  · Anyone on or off Facebook

Pool Hall Junkie Open

 10 ball
 Race 5/4
 BCA rules
 Template rack required & provided.
 32 player cap

Entry fees:

 400 & under – $50
 401 to 499 – $75
 500 & up – $100

Venmo or Zelle entry fee by Sept 9th.

Side pots:

 $10 Winner Take All
 $10 Top 3

Play is on 6 Diamond tables (4 with new cloth & 2 that are brand new).

See flyer for additional details.

WHO: Our friend and KJ Dale Beaushaw

WHAT: Benefit Tournament – Scotch Doubles 8-Ball

WHERE: The Passtime Tavern in St Helens Oregon

WHEN: Saturday September 12th 2026

Contact Karen McDaniel @ 971-225-2010

Lot of exciting open tourney’s still on the book for Summer St Helens BCA Calendar. Team signups for the Sept 14 – New League 9 ball Session signups are now being accepted by Jan Aust. Now more availability to accommodate new players & more teams, courtesy of Village Inn for adding a few new Diamond Tables added to newly reconditioned existing four Diamond Tables.

Let’s not forget the fantastic hard serving Village Inn’s Bartending staff for hosting our leagues & enthusiastic players.

Come on out and smash some racks!

The 27th Annual Western BCA 9-Ball Championships are scheduled for October 11–18, 2026, at the Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City, Oregon.

Schedule information and announcements are posted on the official Western BCA Calendar.

Event Details

Registration Period: August 1st through September 19th, 2026

Tournament Dates: October 11–18, 2026

Location: 1777 NW 44th St. Chinook Winds Casino Resort, Lincoln City, OR 97367

Sponsorship Deadline: August 29, 2026

To get specific Entry Forms, Player Information Packets, or Hotel Booking Details for the event. Visit the official website hosted by WesternBCA.org for further details. Tournament Rules & Regulations, and Dress Code are available on website now and recommended reading prior before day of event.

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Fun Day Events

Date & Times: Saturday, October 10, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM

Registration: Opens September 1, 2026 and closes September 19, 2026. Note – no refunds or substitutions for Fun Day Events.

Contact Jan Aust, if in need of further details for any BCA Event.

K-Ball in cue sports is a continuous rotation pool game featuring a standard 15-ball rack, called shots, and a cue ball in hand rule after every single miss.

The Rack and Break

• The Rack: All 15 object balls are racked with stripes and solids split like in 8-ball, with one ball at the apex and specific corner balls.
• Legal Break: You must break hard enough for a total of three balls to cross the head string or be pocketed.
• Break Results: Pocking a ball on a legal break gives you cue ball in hand anywhere on the table. If no ball is pocketed on the break, your opponent gets cue ball in hand.

Core Gameplay Rules

• Rotation and Calling Pockets: You must hit the lowest numbered ball on the table first, and every single pocket must be called explicitly.
• Miss Penalty: After any missed shot, your opponent receives cue ball in hand anywhere on the table.
• No Safety Play: Safety shots are strictly prohibited under standard K-Ball guidelines.
• Scoring: Every legally pocketed ball counts as one point, and matches are typically played to a target score like 25 or 50 points.
• Continuing the Game: Once all 15 balls are cleared from the table, they are re-racked, and the player who pocketed the final ball breaks the next rack.
• Play continues until a player reaches their point goal. The winning player may also keep shooting past their goal to work on their high run.

SPANISH

Rotación de 15 bolas (Reglas K-Ball)


Generalidades
El K-Ball es una modalidad de billar de rotación continua que utiliza una formación estándar de 15 bolas, requiere anunciar los tiros y aplica la regla de "bola en mano" tras cada fallo.

La formación y el saque

La formación: Se colocan las 15 bolas objetivo alternando lisas y rayadas (como en el billar de bola 8), con una bola en el vértice y bolas específicas en las esquinas.
Saque válido: El saque debe realizarse con la fuerza suficiente para que un total de tres bolas crucen la línea de salida o sean embocadas.
Resultados del saque: Embocar una bola en un saque válido otorga "bola en mano" en cualquier lugar de la mesa. Si no se emboca ninguna bola en el saque, el oponente recibe la "bola en mano".
Reglas fundamentales del juego

Rotación y anuncio de troneras: Se debe golpear primero la bola de menor numeración presente en la mesa, y cada tronera debe anunciarse explícitamente.
Penalización por fallo: Tras cualquier tiro fallido, el oponente recibe "bola en mano" en cualquier lugar de la mesa.
Prohibición de jugadas de seguridad: Los tiros de seguridad están estrictamente prohibidos según las normas estándar de K-Ball.
Puntuación: Cada bola embocada legalmente suma un punto; los partidos suelen jugarse hasta alcanzar una puntuación objetivo, como 25 o 50 puntos.
Continuación del juego: Una vez despejada la mesa de las 15 bolas, se vuelven a colocar en formación, y el jugador que embocó la última bola realiza el saque de la siguiente partida.
El juego continúa hasta que un jugador alcanza su objetivo de puntos. El ganador puede seguir tirando más allá de su objetivo para intentar lograr una mayor racha de aciertos.