I would love to see this.
Only been a few exhibitions there, with the professionals.
But, market has to be tested and it requires good media support and sponsorship.
From what I know though, Snooker tables in the US are super rare.
There has been a downturn in rooms keeping 9ft pool tables, downsizing to 8ft or 7ft to make more money with space on hand.
A 12ft Snooker table is a real luxury item.
I vote for New York city as a location for a professional tournament on the tour.
It has some established Snooker already.
But, more so for the marketing and the players to be drawn to it.
This is important, that the players want to come.
I remember we had the Goldfields Open in Australia and I was part of the first one in 2011.
Bendigo, nice town.. but not a Melbourne or Sydney.
The event is gone now, part of the issue was the location.
So you have to get that right.