The Greasy Chopper || Vice City's Best

[Dance]

The Greasy Chopper
"Vice City's Best"

Been a tired stressful day? Looking for some chill time with a pint of beer and good company? The Greasy Chopper is just the place for you! We have various methods through which you can counter your stress and get back to being you.

Choose your poison!

The drinks at Greasy Chopper are one of Vice City's finest. As cold as your ex's heart, ranging from alcoholic to light drinks, we got you covered. Each week we have a special drink available for the customers along with the all time choices that never seem to get old.

• Cranberry Juice: Classic lite drink. Customization available. Current Price:$5
• Budweiser: United States' finest beer. Current Price: $10(pint)
• Captain Morgan: Flavored rum, for one of those cold winter nights. Current Price: $30(per bottle)
• Jack Daniel's: Nothing better than some smooth whiskey aye? Current Price: $80 (per bottle)
• 30 Year Old Glenfiddich: Safely preserved drink, for mere special occasions. Current Price: $100 (per drink, 30ml)

9 Ball Pool

Apart from various kinds of drinks, we offer you what no other bar in Vice City has ever offered, the pool table. We'll be organising various tournaments in this field which will have amazing prizes for you all to win. Currently, according to the trend it's the 9 Ball Pool season, so grab your cue stick and let yourself be known among the people!

Price(casual):$200 per game. ($100 per person)

Price(competitive): 10% of the bet placed by both the players.($1000 is the minimum bet required in order to play a competitive match.)

What is 9 ball pool?

9 ball pool as any other pool game is played on the billiards table. It is played between two players or a two versus two format in which one team has two players. For now we'll be focusing on 1v1 format. There are 9 balls. One of the player gets to break, that is, the first shot after all the balls have been placed on the table. To take a shot we make a bridge with our hand and use a cue stick to hit the cue ball, guiding by the bridge to hit one of the scorable balls. If a person pots a ball when breaking (first shot), he gets another shot, and if he pots another ball, he again gets another shot and so on. In 9 ball pool the first person to pot the last remaining ball wins the game. Both the players have to pot the balls in numerical order, and following this order they have to pot the last ball, i.e the 9 ball in order to win the game. If no balls are potted in a chance, it's the end of that player's turn and the other player will get his go. Say no balls are potted in the break, the first ball that must be potted is the 1 ball, after that 2 ball, then 3 and so on till all the balls are done. If the 9 ball get potted in the break, the game is won there and then.

The rules are fairly simple. You aim to pot the balls in order until the 9 ball drops. Whoever pots it has won, regardless of how many of the previous balls the player was responsible for holing.

Miss a shot and no balls go down, your turn is over and your opponent comes to the table.

You can pot any ball you like during your turn (aside from the cue ball). You must aim for the lowest numbered ball, but if you can send the object ball into another and pot that, it’s a fair shot and you continue your break. Do that to the 9 ball and, again, it’s a frame-winning shot.


How to play 9 Ball Pool? (In ArgoRPG terms)

According to the traditional method stated here,
Both players will roleplay a full game of 9 ball. It's recommended the player has an understanding of the game before participating.
The player will need to legally pocket the 9 ball before the other to win the game.
All actions will be roleplayed, minus the result of each shot which will be determined using /rolldice.

For the first 8 balls,

Rolldice 1 - foul shot
Rolldice 2 - miss
Rolldice 3 - miss
rolldice 4 - pot
Rolldice 5 - pot
Rolldice 6 - pot

For the final 9 ball, the player taking the shot will have to choose a number from 1-6 and then he'll have to do /rolldice. If he gets the number he had chosen, the ball will be potted, or else it'll be considered a miss.

Note:A foul shot by player1 will give player2 two chances to /rolldice for the next shot, and vice versa.

Following this, the players will go on with the match where everything will be roleplayed, except the result of the shot will be decided by /rolldice as given above.


Competitive Leaderboard
coming soon

RulesThe Greasy Chopper has been around for a very long time, over the years there has been a traditional decorum that one must mantain inside the bar else, you won't be welcome anymore.

• Children and dogs are not allowed after 7pm.
• No full auto in the building.
• Be kind to the employees.
• No words against Vice City BAMBAS will be entertained.
• Any kind of bad behavior won't be taken well.
• The payment for drinks can be made using cards, but to access the billiards table you need to pay using cash.

Staff(now hiring)

Manager: [EAF]Sean
Bar Tender(s): vacant
Bouncer(s): [EAF]Affanster, vacant
Dealer(s): vacant

Announcements

• Jobs available as mentioned above. Post a reply in this topic showing interest in order to be considered.
• 9 ball pool's price has been removed for the time being, so pass by now and give it your shot!

[Dance]

Gonna do a trial 9 ball pool tournament today using the rules mentioned above. Interested players may inform me here, at discord or in-game. First 8 entries only.

Prize: $10,000.

[Lonewolf]

Gonna do a trial 9 ball pool tournament today using the rules mentioned above. Interested players may inform me here, at discord or in-game. First 8 entries only.

Prize: $10,000.

I am in
Nice business ideas

[1932]

Mee too.

[Klaus]

At least you linked my original topic

Good luck with it!

[Dance]

With rising corona virus tensions, scientists have found out that one way to beat this virus is alcohol consumption, which led us to introduce a relatively new drink to our bar, Corona beer.

Visit now and beat corona with Corona!

[Sawyer]

A moment of silence for all of the cops that lost their lives inside Greasy's or at the surrounding area.

[Kowalski.]

Absolutely.