Top Pool Bar is located in the business district of down town Garapan. Better known as "Hotel Street" Garapan. If you look at the map it is a 5 minutes walk from Fiesta Hotel and Hyatt
Regency Hotel and 10 minutes walk from DFS Galleria and Hafa Adai Hotel. Top Pool Bar has been open since 1999 and is very popular to the locals and also with the Japanese
tourist who comes back to the Island of Saipan from time to time.

With a newly renovated dance floor, two professional size pool tables, two dart machine games and karaoke with a wide verity of English, Japanese, Chinese and Tagalog songs a
total of 3,000 songs to choose from. Top Pool Bar's reputation of excellent and friendly service is well known which keeps our regular customers coming back again and again.
Job Vacancy Announcement:
One (1) Waitress

Qualifications:

  • 21 years or older
  • Excellent in customer service
  • Energetic
  • Entertaining
  • Friendly
  • Bartender Skill is a plus
  • IR or US

(670) 287-7676
Z, C Corporation
PMB335 Box 10002
Saipan, MP 96950 U.S.A.
Regular Events:
9 Ball Tournament
When: Saturday
Time: 8:00 PM
Location: Top Pool Bar
Entrance Fee: $10
Top Pool Bar Tournaments:
Sunday, March 23, 2008


Zheng beats Soriano in 9-ball


By Mark Rabago
Assistant Editor

Zheng Jian Qing lost only a total of four games en route to winning the Top Pool Bar Professional 9-Ball Billiards Tournament last March 15 at the Garapan watering hole and sports bar.

The Top Pool Bar owner gave a portents of things to come when he downed Primo Ferrera, 4-1, in the opening round. Other first round winners were Jerry Soriano, R.J. Mascarinas, and Rolly Villanueva.

Soriano swept Luis “The Predator” Fajardo, 4-0; Mascarinas beat Erwin Gomez, 4-2; and Villanueva drubbed Robert Sanciangco, 4-2.

In the second round, Zheng continued his strong play, this time dismissing the hard-hitting and veteran Villanueva, 4-2.

Soriano, meanwhile, joined Zheng in the finals after Mascarinas missed a tough bank shot on the 9-ball in the sixth game that gave Soriano a chance to sink the 9-ball, which he did for the 4-2 victory.

In the finals, Zheng repeatedly burned Soriano with heady and accurate shots that kept the Saipan Ice and Water employee in his seat. Zheng dominated the matchup and went on to win the championship in a lopsided score of 4-1.

Zheng collected $45 for his victory, while Soriano took home $25 for the runner-up finish.

Zheng, who is also Top Pool Bar manager, is inviting all pool players on island to join them for their 9-ball tournament every Saturday. Entrance is $10, which gives players the chance to practice for free on a regulation pool table before the tournament.

Companions of players at the tournament also get free time on Top Pool Bar’s latest Karaoke system that plays four different language and uses a flat screen HD TV.

Top Pool Bar Professional 9-Ball Billiards Tournament is held every Saturday and the entry fee is $10.

The format is a race to four games. The venue's 8-ball tournament, meanwhile, has been moved to Thursday with also a $10 entry fee. The 8-ball competition uses a double-elimination format. Both tournaments follow Billiards Congress of America rules.

The sports bar is reminding interested 8- and 9-ball players that early birds get a chance to practice for free on any of Top Pool Bar’s full-size billiard tables an hour before the competition.

Top Pool Bar, located along Hotel Street Garapan a stone's throw away from the Paseo de Marianas, is as spacious as it is modern and boasts of two 9-1/2-by-5-foot tables usually found in professional tournaments abroad.

For more information on the ongoing 9-ball and 8-ball weekly competitions, call Zheng at 287-7676 or check out the competition's website at http://toppoolbar.saipanevo.com/

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