What is all of the babble about Bobble Ball?  When playing Bobble Ball, players use their hand to roll a ball toward the intended target rather than a cue stick.  A famous exhibition player, Yank Adams, placed odds and challenged his opponent to a carom game where Yank Adams would use his hands and his opponent could use his cue stick to move the cue ball.  Click Here to Read This Entire Article

 

     The chaotic mixture and reaction regarding the introduction of Bobble Ball is not unlike the mixture of chaotic reation Bobble Ball itself gives while performing on the pool table. Introducing Bobble Ball  provides structure with both good and bad chaotic results simlar to the use of dice in a game.  Click Here to Read This Entire Article 

 

     Are the two even comparable?  Just as the caterpillar is different from the butterfly it becomes, Bobble Ball is conceptually different from billiards.  Click Here to Read This Entire Article 

 

     Ask someone to describe a billiard scene and, more often than not, he will descibe a group of bulldogs with cigars in their mouths hovering around a pool table with beer in their paws and money on the table.  The only piece missing from this artistic work is FiFi, the gorgeous, figured, French white Poodle!  Click Here to Read This Entire Article

 

     We use our pool tables as desks, laundry tables, Christmas wrapping counters, parking lots, and as step ladders to change a light bulb.  We clean our pool table off for guests in hopes that they will play.  Click Here to Read This Entire Article