Vacílate Esto Rubber Ball Tournament in Alfredo Sadel Square: free tickets for the events of September 21 and 22

• The weekend matches, in which 8 teams will compete each day, will begin at 2:00 p.m.

The matches for the second weekend of the Vacílate Rubber Ball Tournament, which began on September 14 in Miranda Park, will be held in the Alfredo Sadel plaza in Las Mercedes.

The games on September 21 and 22 will be free so attendees can enjoy the games scheduled to start at 2:00 pm.

“Do you want to see a good rubber ball this weekend? Then we’ll be waiting for you this coming Saturday and Sunday,” reads the announcement on the tournament’s social media accounts.

The following teams will face each other on Saturday, September 21:

– Bulls vs. Beasts of the West

– Vikings of Charallave vs. The Pelvesos

– El Gremio vs. Coquito and his Combo

– The Petare Light Bulbs vs. The Devils of La Bastidas

Photo: Jose Daniel Ramos @danielj2511

On Sunday, September 22, the matches scheduled for the day are:

– Beasts of the West vs. The Pelvesos

– The Bulls vs. The Guild

– The Devils of La Bastidas vs. Vikings of Charallave

– Coquito and his Combo vs. The Petare Bombillos

For the rest of the matches, tickets are available at the Web page from MiTickera.

Ticket prices

Tickets for the second split of the Vacílate Esto Rubber Ball Tournament corresponding to September 28 and 29 and October 5 and 6 cost 73.48 bolivars (2 dollars).

Additionally, those interested have tickets for the tournament that cost 367.40 bolivars (10 dollars).

Photo: Jose Daniel Ramos @danielj2511

What is the rubber ball?

The rubber ballaffectionately known as popular baseball, has long been a symbol rooted in the childhood of many Venezuelans. It is this attachment to roots that prompted podcasters Jhon Da Silva and Juan Carlos Martínez to take on the challenge of bringing back this custom through the tournament.

The event is inspired by the Kings League format, so the competition is played with a modified set of rules that are designed to make the matches more entertaining and exciting.

Games consist of five innings and each game ends after three outs, as in traditional baseball. If the score is tied in the fifth inning, the game goes to sudden death extra innings.

Jhonn Da Silva, one of the organizers of the rubber ball tournament, explained to He Diary that the key to achieving the popularity of this proposal lies in the careful selection of team leaders because they have significant weight in the area of ​​audiences and influence.

Photo: Jose Daniel Ramos @danielj2511

Details of the second split of the Tournament

For the second split of the Vacílate Rubber Ball Tournament, this was done some times adjustments to the rules and powers that the goats and their teams will have.

Among the most controversial adjustments was what to do if both women on a team are injured, given that, by rule, each team must always have one woman playing on the field.

After a long and intense debate, it was agreed that in the event of both women being injured, a man can play for them. The opposing team can also decide whether to replace their female team.

In terms of powers, the goats voted to eliminate two of the 12 that existed during the previous split.

As for the teams that will face each other in the upcoming dates of the second split of the Pelotica de Goma Vacílate Esto Tournament, these will be the following:

First phase

– Saturday, September 28

The Guild vs. Beasts of the West

The Pelvesos vs. The Devils of La Bastidas

The Petare Light Bulbs vs. The Bulls

Vikings of Charallave vs. Coquito and his Combo

Photo: Jose Daniel Ramos @danielj2511

– Sunday, September 29

Beasts of the West vs. The Devils of La Bastidas

The Guild vs. The Petare Light Bulbs

Coquito and his Combo vs. Los Pelvesos

The Bulls vs. Vikings of Charallave

Second Phase

– Saturday, October 5th

The Petare Light Bulbs vs. Beasts of the West

The Devils of La Bastida vs. Coquito and his Combi

Vikings of Charallave vs. The Guild

The Pelvesos vs. The Bulls

Position 1 vs. Position 6

Position 2 vs. Position 5

Position 3 vs. Position 4

*Saved from the second phase

– Sunday, October 6

Position 1 vs. Position 4

Position 2 vs. Position 3

Grand Finale

Best 1 vs. Best 2

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