TheGrandWazoo said:

My point is mullets are more popular than pool…

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I don't think that's true. I live in a major metro and we have waiting lists for most of our leagues.

Sports gambling in the US is practically a national religion.

fastone371 said:

But according to most the Delta's are too loud. I love my Delta 13 Elite. If you don't throw the balls in the rack and then slam it back and forth 25 times they really are not that loud.

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Get some leather inserts. It makes a very big difference and looks cool too. The inserts absorb some the the vibration that resonates into a metallic sound. It truly does soften the rack noise and you can rack away without any sound discomfort.

My point is mullets are more popular than pool…

TheGrandWazoo said:

It is absolutely true. ESPN (ocho) would rather stream the Mullet hair do championship than anything billiards. That says that people are more interested in a stupid hair style than a real game…

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You don't need to be on ESPN. Polo season in Florida and the steeplechase seasons in the mid Atlantic do great numbers on gate receipts without any tv coverage at all. Tickets packages running from $50 to $10k, great guest experiences, lots of perceived value. Likewise spring season pro football. UFL/XFL has crappy FS1 tv coverage, but their teams sell lots of premium tickets for $100+ per head because they provide a great fan experience.

This shouldn't be hard. A premium bourbon lounge with good bbq, an exclusive Calcutta for premium tier ticket holders. Exclusive player interactions and/ or clinics, product demos, skills challenges for prizes, exclusive merch. People love a door marked private.