My Fargorate progression

Man, I feel like a league player now. All my life I've heard about sandbagging for Vegas trips. I never paid it any attention, because I was never in that world. I always hated leagues with a passion. Sit around all night watching bangers block the pockets in 8 ball and tap tap tap for an hour each game. No thanks.

Now I guess I've experienced the sandbagging side of it first hand. Really good players having low ratings, then going to Vegas and cashing in big events.

It all makes sense.

Still, I'd rather stab my eyes out than be in a league again, even if the payday was a nice new car.
Some people might not be actually sandbagging their ratings. They might be taking lessons, grinding out action sets, practicing for these big tournaments.
Not saying this is the case here but, to call people out as sandbagging when you have no idea what they did in preparation isn't right either.

Can anyone verify if this is a Adam Rambow R/A-7B?

Can't agree with the cue being low quality. The way it is constructed is pretty good. No metal was used in the joints. Very well made
Yes, Adam made and makes good cues.

That's why I put "cheap knock off" in quotes.

Incidentally I really dig my Adam Rambow.

I am not sure what you meant "no metal used in the joints". It's obviously a full splice forearm. Many very high quality short splice cues use a metal screw in the A joint, including actual Balabushka cues. As you can see from your picture the handle joint is not in the typical A position but is under the wrap. This was a common construction type for Adam. Are you saying there is no metal screw in that joint and the one at the other end of the handle? Forgive me if I am wrong, but I was under the impression they used a metal screw in those joints.

This is an Adam R/A-10 with the same construction:
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Medium Roast vs Dark Roast ( non cored )

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