soyale said:

as for the cloth, they replace it fairly regularly but you probably caught em at the end of the cycle.

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It's been the same cycle for the last 7 months. In my limited experience, there was hair and food and all kinds of shite under the rails, and the cloth was badly stained on some of the 9 footers (to the right when you walk in the front door). It didn't look like anyone ever vacuumed under the rails. I did not like playing there--too grungy. However, Felt's is in a nice area. There's a women's pro tournament coming up in September at Felts, so the 9 footers should get some new cloth then.

Also, when I visited Felts, maybe 50-75 league players started showing up in the evening. Does that happen every evening? Will the op be able to get a table?

U Time Bililards in Aurora is another new pool hall. They have a bunch of Diamond coin op bar boxes, two no name 9 footers, and one 3C table.

Pharaohs is a little bit North, and it has 15 bar boxes, 2 nine footers, and 1 Diamond 10'.

Coos Cues said:

.... And also is the match odds of my league night self against my tournament self in a race to 7

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I think the fair comparison in a match is your average Fargo against one of your situational Fargoes. That's assuming someone uses your average in a situation.

TheJackal said:

I shoot at Piazza's 3X a week. Nice people and great food.
10-7' diamonds and 2-9' diamonds
Tables 1 and 2 have perimeter lighting, and are used for streaming matches.
Tables 3-10 rental M-F 11-6 is $5 for the whole day

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Piazza's is a hangout for a lot of players who have been around each other for years. It is a cool spot and yes it is the #1 Italian restaurant in Aurora.
I am a big table guy but I play on the 7 fters more frequently now.
Piazza's is also active on live streams and has some great tourneys.
They also have a few pro's show up from time to time.

Denver's pool scene is alive and well.

My dad found this McDermott G902 at a pawn shop out of state. The shop wanted $1,100 for it. My dad stopped by 3x looking at it, on the 3rd visit the pawnbroker asked my dad how much he would give him for it. My dad said $400 and he took it. We contacted McDermott Cues and they valued it at over $2,000. What a steal of a good deal!