How do I invent a new sport and make it get popular, and most

You should start by asking a bunch of basement dwellers on a Laotian glyph ham radio channel

>>75376068
Ok done, now what

MULTIBALL

My sport was essentially baseball, but with lacrosse sticks instead of gloves.

get your own baseball league and allow roids

>>75376049
Mixed martial arts but in a different kind of ring, like a spinning cage or a bouncy castle.

>>75376049
I've actually wondered how I could do this too.

I came up with a pretty sick game that involves a pool table (won't go into specifics lest you fucks steal my shit).

Everyone who ever came to my house wanted to play it instead of regular pool games. And everyone always wanted to play, no matter who they were. It would definitely catch on if I could figure out how to get more people introduced to it.

>>75378696
Lol
I think anyone who has ever used a lacrosse stick has thought of this
The last thing baseball needs is better fielding though

>>75379518
>won't go into specifics lest you fucks steal my shit

you can't copyright a game anyway

>>75380142
I could be the first to market it, though.

>>75376049
>most importantly make a lot of money

In which case don't actually be the inventor, take someone else's good idea and commercialise it.

>>75380462
What if I make a good idea and commercialize it

Visit a TV show and present your new sport there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMmN3TGKavo

>>75379518
>involves a pool table

Is this 1917 or 2017?

>>75378696
Check this shit out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVDUq1Rqd10

>>75378790
People vs wild animals

Who /MYPOINT/ here?

>>75379518
Let me guess:
You try to roll the balls into the hole without a stick

>>75379518
You can't profit on the invention of the game. It's just a game. Unless you create and manufacture specialty equipment for game. If your game just involves a pool table and common billiards gear then you have nothing.