Betting Games

[SmoothG]

8 minutes ago, RickyBobby_PR said:

The way we play snake is whoever 3 putts a whole owes money. If two people snake then their money cancels each other out but they each owe money to the other people in the group 

But what if those are the last 3 putts for the round?  

[NM01]

11 minutes ago, SmoothG said:

But what if those are the last 3 putts for the round?  

The way we do it the snake doesn’t carry over. Its per hole. But for most stuff where ties could happen then if one ties we all tie

[cnosil]

But what if those are the last 3 putts for the round?  

I have always done it as the last player to three putt. This does get into order of play.

[SmoothG]

8 minutes ago, cnosil said:

I have always done it as the last player to three putt. This does get into order of play.

Oh ok. I'm guessing that may not work bc if someone misses a 4 footer by inches I can't imagine having them mark a 2" putt for the sake of order. I'll have to give it some more thought. 

[cnosil]

Oh ok. I'm guessing that may not work bc if someone misses a 4 footer by inches I can't imagine having them mark a 2" putt for the sake of order. I'll have to give it some more thought. 

You could apply some logic as well such as the player whose second putt was closer to the hold. Ultimately there doesn’t have to really be anything specific, just something agreeable to everyone. Having multiple people holding the snake and doing payout at the end would also be an option.

[MrBandit]

On 1/11/2018 at 5:22 PM, gaussman1 said:

We play a game called "sneakies". 2 man teams, 2 points for low score on the hole, total, birdie, and prox (closest to the hole in regulation). 1 point for greenie (on in reg), poley (any putt made longer than the flagstick), sandy (any up and down from bunker), and sneakie (up and down for par). You can add them together so saving par from the sand with a 10 ft putt is a sneakie, sandy, and poley- 3 points! The team in the lead always tees off 1st, if they hit bad shots the trail team can "bridge", which doubles the point value for that hole only. If they then hit poor shots the first team can "re-bridge", which doubles the double. So if you're playing for $1 a point, a bridge/re-bridge makes it $4 a point on that hole. With all the points flying around the $$ changes in a hurry. It's not unusual to have a 10 point hole if a team gets a regulation birdie out of 1 guy and and trashy up and down from the other.

 

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Sounds like you would need a Super Computer to keep track.