Pool / Billiard competitions will welcome a maximum
of 180 participants, and players of all levels
may register. The tournament will be held over
six days and will be comprised of two competitions:
8-ball and 9-ball, with two separate divisions,
one for women and one for men. A tournament for
the eight female finalists, and one for the eight
male finalists, will also be held.
(This page was updated
on 12 June)
• Sunday, 30 July 2006
• Monday, 31 July 2006
• Tuesday, 1 August 2006
• Wednesday, 2 August 2006
• Thursday, 3 August 2006
• Friday, 4 August 2006
The tournament will not be sanctioned.
There are no affiliation or membership requirements
for this sport discipline.
- Mr. Stéphane Fortaich, Sport Coordinator for 1st World Outgames
- Mr. Dominic Trudel,
Head Organiser
- Ms. Myriam Lafranchise,
Coordinator in Charge of Officials and Technical
Services - Canadian Champion
- Mr. Alain
Gaudreault, Equipment Coordinator
- Ms. Blandine Zapico, Volunteer Coordinator
- Ms. Blandine Zapico,
Coordinator in Charge of Registration | Information
| Results
- Ms. Myriam Lafranchise, Coordinator
in Charge of Protocol | MC | Ceremonies
The rules of the World
Pool Association (WPA) will be used. You may
download complete and abridged versions of these
rules as zipped Microsoft Word documents from
the WPA
website (WinZip required to extract files).
It is each player's responsibility
to become familiar with the tournament rules and
schedule.
The tournament will apply the
rules established by the Montréal 2006
Organising Committee. These rules will be
posted on the competition site as well as
on these web pages in the “Competition
Format ”
section.
The 1st World Outgames endorses a healthy and fair approach to sports training and competition. Sport events in the 1st World Outgames are sanctioned by provincial, national, and in some cases, international sports governing bodies. In order to adhere to the rules of these sporting federations and to guarantee that the Outgames are run in a fair and just manner, GLISA and the Outgames have adopted the policy as set by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES), and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
Consequently, all athletes competing in the 1st World Outgames must adhere to GLISA’s position on drugs in sport and may be required to undergo drug-testing. We encourage all participants to become familiar with this policy.
The objective of the 1st World Outgames in this regard is to provide an experience where all athletes are able to compete in a safe and welcoming environment, without discrimination of any kind. Our priority is to find the appropriate balance to ensure that no person, regardless of their birth gender, is disadvantaged in athletic competition and at the same time that no person participating in the Outgames experiences discrimination.
GLISA and the 1st World
Outgames have collaborated so as to develop a
policy that reflects this balance. We encourage
all participants, especially those who have identified
themselves as ‘transgender’ in the registration process, to become familiar with this policy.
There will be separate competitions for women
and men..
1. 8-ball
2. 9-ball
The tournament will not be held in seeded competitor
format but will depend upon the final numbers.
All participants (women and men) will be placed
in the same pool (for each gender) in their respective
events.
Participants may register in
the two following divisions, according to their
gender:
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Women |
8-ball |
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Women |
9-ball |
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Men |
8-ball |
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Men |
9-ball |

1st
ROUND
All participants (women and
men) will be placed in the same pool (one for
each gender) in their respective categories, which
are:
| |
CATEGORIES |
EVENTS |
1st
ROUND - Number of games to play |
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Women |
8-ball |
4 of 7 |
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Women |
9-ball |
7 of 13 |
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Men |
8-ball |
4 of 7 |
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Men |
9-ball |
7 of 13 |
Winners of the first round of 8-ball
must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the first round of 9-ball
must win 7 of 13 games.

2nd
ROUND
The WIN/LOSE pool format will
be used for the 2nd
ROUND.
| |
CATEGORIES |
EVENTS |
2nd
ROUND - Number of games to play |
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Women |
8-ball |
4 of 7 |
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Women |
9-ball |
7 of 13 |
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Men |
8-ball |
4 of 7 |
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Men |
9-ball |
7 of 13 |
WINNER POOL
Winners of the second round of 8-ball
must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the second round of 9-ball must win
7 of 13 games..
LOSER POOL
Winners of the
second round of 8-ball must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the
second round of 9-ball
must win 7 of 13 games..

3rd ROUND
WINNER POOL
Winners of the third round of 8-ball
must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the third round of 9-ball must win
7 of 13 games..
All losers of the third round will be eliminated..
LOSER POOL
The same format is used in the third
round for the winners of the second round.
.
All losers of the third round will be eliminated.

4th
ROUND
WINNER POOL
Winners of the fourth round of 8-ball
must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the fourth round of 9-ball must win
7 of 13 games.
All losers of the fourth round will be eliminated.
LOSER POOL
The same format is used in the fourth round for
the winners of the third round.
All losers of the fourth round will be eliminated.

5th ROUND
(and higher)
WINNER POOL
Winners of the fifth round of 8-ball
must win 4 of 7 games.
Winners of the fifth round of 9-ball must win
7 of 13 games.
LOSER POOL
The same format is used for the
fifth round for the winners of the fourth round.
All losers of the fifth round will be eliminated.
| Sunday,
30 July |
10:00 – 15:00
15:00 – 20:00 |
Break Contest
Welcome Cocktail Party |
| Monday,
31 July |
10:00 – 20:00 |
Mini-Golf |
| Tuesday,
1 August |
10:00 – 20:00 |
8-ball Games Women / Men
9-ball Games Women / Men |
| Wednesday,
2 August |
10:00 – 20:00 |
8-ball Games Women / Men
9-ball Games Women / Men |
| Thursday,
3 August |
10:00 – 20:00 |
8-ball Games Women / Men
9-ball Games Women / Men |
| Friday,
4 August |
11:00 – 13:00
13:00 – 15:00
15:00 – 17:00
18:00 –19:00 |
Practice
8-ball Games Women / Men
9-ball Games Women / Men
Medal Presentations |
Referees and Officials are members in good standing of their respective federations.
The equipments that we will be used meet the International
standard (Brunswick and Diamond tables).
- Locker Rooms:
not available on-site. Travel light!
- First Aid
- Bar | Snack Bar:
individual pizzas, nachos, ciabatta sandwiches,
etc.
- Repair Services:
fees will be charged for repairs.
- On-site Professional: Myriam Lafranchise, Canadian
Champion.
In partnership with the Fédération québécoise des massothérapeutes
and Kinatex Sport Physio, the 1st World Outgames
is pleased to offer physio and massotherapy
services in the following locations:
- Parc Jean-Drapeau
- Centre sportif
du Parc olympique
- Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard
- Square Viger (massotherapy only)
These services will be available to volunteers and spectators at special rates.
Located just 200 metres from the Mont-Royal métro
station, Boul Noir offers
19 billiard tables and can welcome a maximum
capacity of 500 people.
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Boul Noir |
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Every participant in the 1st World
Outgames Montréal 2006 event will receive a participation
medal. In recognition of personal achievement,
there will also be medals awarded for first, second
and third place in each of the divisions listed
above.
- The Organising Committee would
like to invite all participants in the Pool/Billiards
tournament to a welcoming cocktail on Sunday,
30 July at 15:00.
- The Organising Committee will
invite all participants to a Break (Sunday, July 30th 10:00 to 15:00).
- The Organising Committee
will also invite all participants to take part
in a Mini-golf contest.(Monday, July 31st 10:00 to 20 :00).
During the accreditation, participants from Canada will be required to show government-issued identification with a photo. For athletes from all other countries, a passport will be the preferred form of identification. Furthermore, every participant will be required to provide his or her participant number.
| Main Accreditation
Centre (Salle 220C Hall Viger) |
| Volunteers |
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| 20 to 23
July |
08:00
to 18:00 |
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Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
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| Participants
- Conference |
|
| 24 to 28 July |
08:00 to
20:00 |
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Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| Participants
- Sport and Culture |
|
| 27 and 28 July |
08:00 to
20:00 |
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Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| 29 July |
08:00 to
18:00 |
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Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
|
| 30 July |
08:00 to
12:00 |
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Palais
des congrès de Montréal |
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| Late Accreditation (Limited Services) |
| 30 July to
5 août |
08:00 to
18:00 |
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Olympic Stadium (rotonde) |
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| 30 July to
3 août |
08:00 to
18:00 |
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Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard |
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| 4 August |
08:00 to
14:00 |
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Complexe
sportif Claude-Robillard |
|
| 30 July |
12:00
to 18:00 |
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Palais
des congrès (5e étage) |
|
| 31 July to 5 August |
08:00
to 18:00 |
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Palais
des congrès (5e étage) |
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For more information on the Pool/Billiards tournament,
contact us at: pool@montreal2006.org.
Frequent asked questions about Pool / Billiards.
Visit the statistics
page to see an overview of the 1st World
Outgames Montréal 2006 participating cities.
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TWO GREAT
LATE REGISTRATION FEE OFFERS!
Go for the full package or for the à la carte – it’s up to you! Register as an individual or as a team. Bring your friends. Come play for real.
The registration period for the 1st World Outgames ends very soon! To be eligible to participate, it is essential that your registration is paid in full.
Please take a few minutes to complete your profile, if needed, and pay your registration online to ensure your place in your selected activity/activities.
Hurry! Time is running out!
| FULL REGISTRATION
PACKAGE* |
| Sports and
Culture |
$325
CAD |
Full Registration
package for Sport and Culture participants
includes:
- One event (sport or culture)
- Participation at the Opening
Ceremony
- Participation at the Closing
Ceremony
- One métro/bus pass
- A participation medal
- Free admission as a spectator
to your selected sport/cultural activities
- Reduced admission fee to all
other sports (as a spectator)
- Participant Souvenir Bag which
includes: city and transit maps, official
games programme, souvenir poster and Montréal
and Québec tourist information brochures
- Rebate of $100 CAD for the
International Conference
- 20% discount for the games'
souvenir book
- Over a week of friendship,
fun and discoveries!
*Note :
- Subject to change without
notice.
- Additional sports/cultural
activity (maximum 3) at $75 CAD.
- Offer
valid for new registration. Subject to availability
as some events (sport or culture) may close
before the deadline. |
I
want to register now >> |
For more information, please
visit the Registration page. |
| À
LA CARTE PROMOTION* |
| Sports and
Culture |
$75
CAD |
The À la carte Promotion* for Sport and
Culture participants includes:
- One event (sport or culture)
- A participation medal
- Free admission as a spectator
to your selected sport/cultural activities
- Participant Souvenir Bag which
includes: city and transit maps, official
games programme, souvenir poster and Montréal
and Québec tourist information brochures
- Over a week of friendship,
fun and discoveries!
*Note :
- Subject to change without
notice.
- Additional sports/cultural
activity (maximum 3) at $75 CAD.
- Offer
valid for new registration. Subject to availability
as some events (sport or culture) may close
before the deadline. |
I
want to register now >> |
For more information, please
visit the Registration page. |
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