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The rules of DDPL vary depending on the format of play being used. Generally speaking, each team has four members and can play up to three matches per evening. Each match consists of 10 frames with singles or doubles matches determined by individual team captains. Match scoring is based on a point system which awards points for both winning and losing frames.

All team captains must be ages 18 or over, with players from age 16 onwards allowed to join the league provided they have parental approval. It doesn't matter if you are experienced or just beginning - everyone is welcome to join!

To join a team in DDPL, you need to be officially registered as a member with your local club or governing body, such as Scottish Pool Association or The Amateur Pool Players Association (APPA). Additionally, each team captain must pay an annual registration fee determined by their individual team captains before participating in any official league activities.

You can find out more information about the Dunfermline District Pool League directly from their website at www.ddplpoolleague.com where you can learn about upcoming events and sign-up for tournament play opportunities. There is also a Facebook page dedicated to league news and updates as well as locations where regular tournaments take place throughout the year.

Joining the Dunfermline District Pool League provides many benefits including opportunities for competitive play, social engagement with other pool enthusiasts, friendship development among teammates, improvement in skills through playing experiences, and enjoyment of recreational time with family members or friends who share an interest in this challenging game.