Pool Players Appreciation Day — Race to One flyer, Saturday August 29, 2026

Pool Players Appreciation Day

Race to
One

Saturday · August 29, 2026 · 3 PM

$1,500 added

$25 entry · single elim · bar table 8-Ball

Every match is one game. Sign up for interest — pay at the desk.

From the owners

A note from Marcos & John

Thank you for supporting Good Times Billiards since we took it over in 2017. This room only works because of the people who show up — the regulars, the new faces, and everyone in between.

Pool Players Appreciation Day is our first annual tournament built around fun, good times, and being around the players you love to play with. Not a pro stop. Just a loud Saturday with friends and a race to one.

We’re glad you’re here. See you at the tables.

— Marcos & John

The deal

Specs

When
Sat Aug 29 · 3 PM
Entry
$25
House add
$1,500 added
Places paid
Top 12
Payout
Scales with field size
Extras
Giveaways, merch & raffles
Format
Race to 1 · Single elim
Game
Bar table 8-Ball
Where
Good Times · Lakewood

Top 12 get paid — amounts depend on how many players are in the field ($1,500 house money + buy-ins). Plus giveaways, merch & raffles for the day. Same weekend as the US Open — ESPN on the TVs while you wait for your table. Background energy, not a ticketed watch party.

Interest list

Get on the list

Tell us you want in. We’ll follow up with sign-in details. $25 is paid at the desk — this form doesn’t charge you.

  • Walk-ups welcome if spots remain
  • Bracket run in-house (single elim)
  • Giveaways, merch & raffles on site
  • Questions? (562) 420-9556

Loyalty is finished at the register. We send tournament reminders + occasional updates — never sell your info.

Interest only — $25 entry is paid at the desk on event day (or when we confirm your spot).

FAQ

Before you rack

Do I pay online?
No — interest only. Bring $25 (or pay at the desk when we confirm) on event day.
What does “race to one” mean?
Every match is a single game. Win and advance; lose and you’re out. Fast, loud, fun.
How many get paid?
Top 12. Exact payout amounts depend on the size of the field — more players means a bigger pot on top of the $1,500 added.
Is this an official US Open event?
No. House appreciation tournament. The Open is on the TVs the same weekend — vibe only.