Time and effort required to reach Fargo 400, 500, 600

I recall Ronnie Allen speaking of his style of play. It was something along the lines of, "sometimes I play like a lion sometimes like a lamb."
My version could be, "some nights I show up. Sometimes I don't. " Motivation would be a key factor. Piss Me OFF and you will see my best game. 🤷‍♂️ The adrenaline rush of a imminent fight is huge.
A Required Caution:
Adrenaline rush can be addictive. 🤷‍♂️

Some used chemicals to enhance play. They burned out quickly. I prefer doing it on the Natural even if I ain't a natural. I have however paid for the lesson Z and put in the practice. It's still a recreational endeavor. My number one gambling rule was, Never play for more than I can afford to lose or be cheated out of.

Time and effort required to reach Fargo 400, 500, 600

In my apprenticeship weekly visits to the White Spot 9 ball academy I noticed a huge difference between players that practiced a lot and players that were in competition a lot. The practice guys could make the shots but often folded up under pressure. My method was to balance practice with competition. Soft tournaments and competition kept me in funds to take to the 211 pool room in Seattle and play er uh pay for lessons. 🤷‍♂️
"I pay for lessons and of course I charge for lessons." Was a line I often employed when prospecting on the pool tables after work. A fellow prospector used the line, "I don't play very good. But I will gamble."
When prospective conversations led to them asking me, "how good do you play?" My answer would be "I am the best player within ......" Then scan the room ...."a 10 foot radius. " 🤷‍♂️

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