Billiards 1v1 duels for USDT
OfflineA billiards duel is a race at one table — pool, 8-ball or 9-ball, or Russian pyramid — until one of you takes the agreed number of racks. You both stake the same USDT in a smart contract, and the winner of the race takes the whole pot.
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Open duels
Duels in Billiards waiting for a second player.
Duels in Billiards
Every duel someone joined in it, the latest first.
How a duel in Billiards goes
Agree on the game and the race
Name the game — 8-ball, 9-ball or Russian pyramid, where a frame goes to whoever pockets eight balls first — and the race, say first to five. Settle who breaks first, by a lag or a coin, and whether the winner of a rack breaks next or you take turns, then write in the duel’s note what a foul gives: ball in hand anywhere on the table, or only behind the head string.
At the table
Play in a club or a bar, and pick the table in advance: a pyramid table is bigger than a bar’s pool table, with pockets barely wider than the balls. Record the race on a phone propped where it sees the whole cloth, keep the count on the bead counter over the table, and ask a regular at the club who knows you both to watch the last racks.
Settling the result
The winner claims the pot on DuelMe and the opponent confirms it, or the loser admits defeat straight away; the pot is then the winner’s, to take out of the contract any time. If one of you claims a race that the club’s closing time cut short, the other can dispute it, and then each player takes back their own stake.