Runout Nation of South Florida — Frequently Asked Questions

What if I don't have a FargoRate? 

No problem. Just create an account through FargoRate App and we will provide you with a Fargo to start with. Please fill out join now button on this website or reach out to league operators Brian or George with your first and last name, city and zip code. 

What separates Runout Nation from other pool leagues?

Runout Nation of South Florida was created with the players in mind. Our goal is to provide a competitive league that gives more money back to the players while keeping league play fun, flexible, and rewarding.

We offer a Fargo Rated Handicapped scoring system, shorter sessions, and a format designed to give teams and players more opportunities to earn money.

We also don't want players feeling like they have to play every single week just to stay eligible. You can play when you're able to and still have the opportunity to earn money for your team.

Our goal is simple: more competition, more flexibility, and more money going back to the players.


Why should I join Runout Nation?

If you're looking for a league that is competitive but also puts the players first, Runout Nation is for you.

With our league, you get:

  • 70% of the league pot going back to the players

  • A Fargo Rated Handicapped system 

  • 12–16 week sessions, allowing players to get paid and start a new session sooner

  • Flexible rosters designed to help prevent forfeits and makeups

  • No requirement to play a certain number of matches during the session to qualify for your team's winnings

  • 8-ball, 9-ball, and 10-ball formats

  • Competitive play using BCA rules

  • FargoRate-based competition

  • Opportunities for teams and players to earn money

We're building a league where your entry fees aren't just paying for a league operator — they're helping put money back into the players' pockets.


How does the FargoRated Handicapped scoring system work?

Every individual game is worth 1 point.

The player who wins the game receives 1 points for the win.

The player who loses the game receives 0 point points. 

Bonus point for match win. +1 point

Races will vary and for example a 600 racing a 530 would be a 6-5 race. 

600 wins 5 games = 5 points

500 wins 5 games= Wins match and gets 6 points. (Bonus 1 point for winning player) 5 games won= 5 points plus 1 bonus point for match win = 6 points

Total running score for night : 600s team 5 points 500s team: 6 points

This will help with keeping scoring simple and easy for league nights. 


How does scoring work in 8-ball?

Every individual game is worth 1 point.

The player who wins the game receives 1 points for the win.

The player who loses the game receives 0 point points. 

Bonus point for match win. +1 point

Races will vary and for example a 600 racing a 530 would be a 6-5 race. 

600 wins 5 games = 5 points

500 wins 5 games= Wins match and gets 6 points. (Bonus 1 point for winning player) 5 games won= 5 points plus 1 bonus point for match win = 6 points

Total running score for night : 600s team 5 points 500s team: 6 points

This will help with keeping scoring simple and easy for league nights. 


How does scoring work in 9-ball?

Every individual game is worth 1 point.

The player who wins the game receives 1 points for the win.

The player who loses the game receives 0 point points. 

Bonus point for match win. +1 point

Races will vary and for example a 600 racing a 530 would be a 6-5 race. 

600 wins 5 games = 5 points

500 wins 5 games= Wins match and gets 6 points. (Bonus 1 point for winning player) 5 games won= 5 points plus 1 bonus point for match win = 6 points

Total running score for night : 600s team 5 points 500s team: 6 points

This will help with keeping scoring simple and easy for league nights. 


How does scoring work in 10-ball?

Every individual game is worth 1 point.

The player who wins the game receives 1 points for the win.

The player who loses the game receives 0 point points. 

Bonus point for match win. +1 point

Races will vary and for example a 600 racing a 530 would be a 6-5 race. 

600 wins 5 games = 5 points

500 wins 5 games= Wins match and gets 6 points. (Bonus 1 point for winning player) 5 games won= 5 points plus 1 bonus point for match win = 6 points

Total running score for night : 600s team 5 points 500s team: 6 points 

This will help with keeping scoring simple and easy for league nights. 


Why use a Fargorated Handicapped scoring system?

This system makes it simple and easy to score on league nights.

Every game you get helps your team get a point to win the money at the end of the session.

Handicapped games will be provided to go off of when playing league nights. 


What games does Runout Nation offer?

Runout Nation plans to offer 8-ball, 9-ball, and 10-ball leagues at local pool halls throughout South Florida.

League locations and nights will be announced as new divisions become available.


Do I have to play every week?

No.

We understand that players have jobs, families, and other responsibilities. Our league is designed to provide flexibility while still giving teams a competitive league environment.

Players can participate when they're available, and there is no requirement to play a certain number of matches during the session just to qualify for their team's winnings.


How long are the sessions?

Our sessions are designed to be approximately 12–16 weeks.

Shorter sessions mean teams don't have to wait months and months before finishing a session, receiving their winnings, and getting ready for the next one.


Where does the league money go?

Our goal is to put as much money as possible back into the people who make the league possible — the players.

Our current payout structure is designed around 70% of the league pot going back to the players, with the remaining portion helping cover league operating expenses.

We want players to know exactly where their money is going and give them a reason to keep coming back.


How do I join Runout Nation?

You can sign up as an individual player or get your team together and join a division.

Visit RunoutNationFL.com for registration information, upcoming league nights, locations, and announcements.

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