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[allenp96]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

 

[tim913]

Welcome!

 

[Flakeandrun]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

I recommend face Tatts, twin holstered revolvers at all times and maybe a samurai sword. I'd shit myself.

 

[Flakeandrun]

Welcome

 

[sbrownn]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

Breathe, listen, focus, stay dedicated and practice. Is what I did when I played in a tavern in college in Oregon where the state champion and his friends played and I did not want to feed quarters 100% of the time.

 

[pt109]

 

[David in FL]

Welcome!

Badger/Packer man here too, even though I long since opted for warmer climes...

 

[Kentucky Rack Man]

‘Welcome, enjoy the ride

 

[straightline]

Maximize the prep. Tsall ya got...

 

[JPB2]

Plenty of guys in the upper Midwest who play pretty sporty and won’t be easily intimidated.

Good luck and have fun. You live in a great area for pool. Plenty of good instructors.

 

[Jedco]

Remember, it's important to not only defeat your opponent, but to make them understand that they were wrong to oppose you.

 

[nataddrho]

Every time your opponent makes a shot, say the name and age of one of their family members out loud. You’ll end up winning the match.

 

[Willowbrook Wolfy]

Ah. Just put your head down and go for it. A lot of us are getting older and feel the same way.

 

[SpiderWebComm]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

A lot of threads to go through that could sharpen the game. Might as well get started where the rubber meets the road.
Front page: "What tip do you play with."
Get that right and the rest of the game is a piece of cake.

 

[Zerksies]

Don't talk politics or about any leagues and you should be fine

 

[j2pac]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

Play with folks who are better than you are. Study their habits. Play percentage shots, and practice position. If you start winning, the intimidation will take care of itself.
Good luck.

 

[David in FL]

Welcome!

Badger/Packer man here too, even though I long since opted for warmer climes...

Plenty of guys in the upper Midwest who play pretty sporty and won’t be easily intimidated.

It seems to me that there's a kid up in Waukesha that gets around the table pretty well…

 

[slide13]

Welcome!

I’m also in Wisco, Madison area for me. Great pool scene in Wisconsin, not to mention all the cue makers, great spot to be as a pool player!

 

[Black-Balled]

 

[BilliardsAbout]

Wisconsin boy here. Older league player trying to develop a game that will intimidate other amateurs. Long road and less time to do it. All the best to those who give so much help to the rest of us. thanks

Tell us what game you like best, and we'll give a tip to help you acheive your goal.