Billiard rack

Abstract

A billiard rack design providing a perfect line-up of the balls with the diamonds on a pool table. When compression a ball in the corner of the slots makes for a perfect rack. The point on the removable markers 4 will line the rack up with the diamonds on the pool table. In addition by slightly tipping the rack before removing it from the balls, makes for an steady accurate rack, and will not the disturb the other rack balls. These racks may come in different sizes to fit for 6,7,8,9 ball pool tables

Description

The present invention relates to billiard racks for pool or billiard balls and more particularly to an improved such device that simplifies the racking operation while assuring a tight racking of the balls.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the racking of pocket pool or billiard balls prior to the initiation of play, the balls are placed in a line across the table, in threes.

The balls will be lined up on the table, from diamond to diamond, placed in the rack with three of the slots. When finished if desired to use all 15 balls, and in some cases less balls, it will appear in a grid view on the pool table.

It also comes in 4 different sizes, for 6,7,8,9 foot pool tables.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

This rack was designed to play a pool game, called the Nine Inning Grid Game Or other factors or games, to put the ball in a grid pattern on a pool table.

By using this rack, it will help improve and get a perfect grid of balls, or line of balls on the pool table.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 Is a moderately phantom perspective plan view of the billiard rack of the present invention oriented with numbers.

FIG. 2 Is a moderately phantom top plan view of the billiard rack, with ball fitting tightly in place.

FIG. 3 Is a black and white photo showing the grid pattern the invented billiard rack will display on a pool table. It also shows the placement of the balls and billiard rack on the pool table.

DETAIL DESCRIPTION

Referring to FIG. 1 displays the back board 5 which supports the other supports. And there is the side supports which fits along the inside of the pool table 2 giving it enough space to be able to slide down the sides of the pool table. The pointers, or markers 4 help line up back support 5 and the center supports 3, by placing the pointers 4 right at the diamonds on the pool table will give you a perfect line. This apparatus's material may be of wood, plastic, or any other supportive materials. The center support 3 is were the balls are placed using the fingers or thumbs to push the balls in the corner of the supports 5 and 3 making a tight fit.

Referring to FIG. 2 shows a top view of the billiard rack, also shows the placements of the balls.

Referring to FIG. 3 shows a black and white photo it shows how the billiard rack is used, placing the balls in the slots 3 sliding the balls down the rails or inside of the pool tables, lining them up to the diamonds with the markers 4 on the side supports 2.

Nine Inning Grid Game

Racking

Place all the balls you want to use on the table, if you are playing with 15 balls. Line up the “Grid Rack” cross way of the table, line up the markers on the rack to the first set of diamonds on the long rails. Place three balls into the slots, making sure the balls are lined up with the diamonds on the short rails. And now proceed to the other set of diamonds. When lining rack up with the side pocket, have a center mark on the pocket to help line up the rack. Then use the rack 2 to line up the cue ball in the center on the next set of diamonds. So when finished you have a grid pattern on the table, see FIG. 4

Play Game

This is with two players: First Inning: Call all pockets if you wish, Player 1 shoots till they miss or scratch, count the balls they made then put on score card. Now rack the balls again, Player 2 shoots till they miss or scratch, count the balls they made then put on score card. Second Inning: Repeat this process until you play all innings. Total up the balls at the end of the innings, or if there is a tie then play another inning.

Claims

1. A pool ball positioning device apparatus comprising main body 5. A first member 2 attached to the main body 5, and a second member 3 attached to main body 5 and a third member 3 attached to main body 5 and a fourth member 3 attached to main body 5 and a fifth member 2 attached to main body 5. Positioning member 4 attached with an adhesive material to the main body 5 intermediate the ends of the main body 5.

2. The pool ball of claim wherein the first member 2 and the second member 2 are at the ends of the main body 5.

3. The pool ball of claim wherein the first member 4 are positioned on tops of the members 2 and are at the ends of main body 5.

4. The pool ball wherein there are a plurality of positioning members.

5. The pool ball positioning apparatus claim 3 wherein then are three positioning members.

6. A method for playing the game, placing balls on a table to form a grid array of balls, working therein.