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Not sure if I am following you correctly but I checked Predator's top 5 authorized dealers in the first hour of the release and none of them had even the product listing page except Seybert's who probably created the page just for search engine traffic. 99% sure they never had any stock.

I keep saying resellers, but what I mean is scalpers.

I saw when Seybert's added the new green cues to their website, probably within 10 minutes of when they were added. They were immediately sold out.

Why are there so few black pro players..?

Josh Robert’s, for one, is a better player than several other picks in the last few years. However, it’s typical and expected, just as the losses are to other countries, around the world. Years ago, as great as the American players were, as soon as competition started to come to America from around the world, America has consistently been beaten down and completely humiliated by the rest of the world. I saw it in the 1960’s and 70’s, when soldiers returned from the war and described how the Filipino players took their money. Then, when the Filipino players came to America, they called it a “Filipino Invasion “!!!! What the Hell were they invading? The sheer arrogance of the statements about the “Foreign Players “ was ridiculous, ending with America shamefully getting our Asses kicked on the World stage. I don’t know where Pool would be without Non-American players! The World of Pool players knows that the United States is not putting their best players on the Felt, and them kicking our Asses is proof. I’m ashamed of what happened to the “American game”, and it’s proof that it never belonged to America. Just look at the names in the Major Tournaments! Twenty year old players are playing our Best, Head up, and are dominating America for the most part!

ok. thought you meant other than mosconi. yes could have been a year or two where josh could have been picked, over maybe wolford or reinhold. but those choices could have been merited with cultivating young talent. josh is 40+. and he's not putting himself out there enough in rotation either

Table Difficulty Factor (TDF) for measuring table "toughness"

Let's say you have two tables stock from the Diamond Factory - 4 1/2 inch pockets.

1 is a 7ft the other a 9ft Both are built to play exactly alike.

They are both perfectly level, the cloth is brand new every time with no chalk dust, debris whatsoever.

Now the player is a robot with a perfectly straight stroke that sends both cueball and object ball on exact starting lines.

What table is tougher?

Table toughness can not be measured under these circumstances. All balls will be pocketed.

Thank you kindly.

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