skogstokig said:

was that the cut on the 1b to start a runout?

the tight two railer to the side pocket against biado yesterday was all time highlight material. don't know if i saw any shot in this match that was

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No, the shot on the 4 to the side pocket to go 2 rails for position on the 5 ( edit: time stamp 3:26.40). The commentator said that even Filler said wow.

got one, thanks all

Bob Jewett said:

The Brunswick guy (Nick Baron, President of the Brunswick Billiards Group) sounds really candid and like he knows what he's talking about. That's a very good sign.

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First time watching it looks like quite a table sounds like they did a lot of engineering to try and make something really good really superior. And then they stuck their name all over it in two inch high letters and trash the appearance. I always hated that when car dealers do that.

I think if they took a public poll they probably get like a 8 to 1 that would say they don't like the looks due to all of the writing all over it. All things being equal, there's not a chance I would shell out $13,000 for that first generation of the gold crown 7.
The diamond is proven over and over they refined it down to a science. I would buy a diamond in a minute before I buy that table.

I owned a Frey SP that was Macassar ebony and it had a 12 inch very light streak through the middle of the cue butt- ebony has many, many variations. I have seen ebony cues selling for thousands with very visible lighter grain streaks throughout. In fact, I owned and then sold one of those too. I personally do prefer the darker less grainy or streaky ebony examples.

VVP said:

Must watch the 5th rack of the first set between SVB and Filler. Has a shot that might make the all time highlights imo.

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was that the cut on the 1b to start a runout?

the tight two railer to the side pocket against biado yesterday was all time highlight material. don't know if i saw any shot in this match that was

Too many scratches by shane