Recent content by tableroll

If your stroke aint straight, you cant make the ball.

No towns nearby. Out in the boonies. Therefore there food is so very expensive and not very good.

Most pool players have said to give up on aiming systems and stick with ghost ball and intuition which comes with a lot of table time. But I think a straight stroke is also a key.

Hoping Justin plays in the Texas open 10 ball in February.

Hope you will post photos of these nice cues.

What is the total charge for an 8 footer now days?

I have not seen Kenny run a Calcutta but I have watched 3 from Ray Hanson. Ray does a bang up job and really knows how to run it.

He hates airplanes so this will be a challenge.

I think most pool players today realize that the cue is not what makes a player, it is the stroke. Collectors still value high priced cues. A Szamboti or a McDermott with the same weight, same shaft, same tip. Does it make a difference other than in ones mind?

Anybody had any experience using any of the phone apps for pool? Which ones do you like? Also tell us the ones you dont like and why? I am looking for apps that hook up to ones phone and analyze shots. Thanks.

And double the size of the numbers on the balls so they can be seen on screen.

I like the heartland area and Texas. Other areas mentioned have rot to the core and are unsafe. Philly..... No!

Late October or the first week of November is best in Texas.

I think the ability to spin the rack after racking should go down as being a 10. Means you are a 10 at being "rack daddy".