Highest Run Personally Witnessed

Highest Derby City qualifying run I've witnessed live: Josh Filler, 285

Highest run I've witnessed live in competition: Jack Colavita, 245

Highest practice run I've witnessed live: Mika Immonen, 267

Highest run by a man playing against me: Tony Robles, 209

Highest run by a woman playing against me: Jeanette Lee, 152

PS To the original poster. Stalev's run at Steinway was 224, but much of it was a practice run occurring after he'd already reached the finish line.

Mechanical Bridge Designs

I am very biased, but here is my favorite bridge.
I got mine.... well designed. Very sturdy.

My New Diamond Professional!

I told everyone in the other thread about my light. I'm not sure this Diamond table is going to stay there in the long run so I didn't want to spend alot of $$$ on a nice light. I might decide to sell the Gold Crown IV and then have the Diamond moved into the basement of my house.

For right now this cheap light from Lowes get's the job done.
Wait, now you have 2 pool tables?

Mechanical Bridge Designs

I like the moosehead at our table because its the tallest bridge there. The Hitchiker is taller than PoolDawg's Moosehead (photos show Hitchiker 5-1/4" vs PoolDawg's Moosehead 4" ). I would have to work with the Hitchiker to see if its ability to pivot is a major advantage. The Moosehead I use now is loose on the cue-stick holder --- the Hitchhiker would be better than that.

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All this talk about mechanical bridges makes me want to see the non-snooker ones be used in snooker tournaments for laughs, unironically.

As someone who comes from that background, after using the most basic moose head (bought a pack of 10 for circa £10 via eBay), I prefer the moosehead over the usual snooker offerings

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