Hugh Jass said:

I have been using Magic chalk for awhile and it seems that my table get so dirty, I dont chalk every shot, is this a dirty chalk?

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Dr Dave's interest in the 8-year old Pool/Billiards/Snooker Cling/Skid/Kick Examples and Chalk Comparison was whether types of chalk stick to the cue ball causing cling between cue ball and object ball. I couldn't find info on whether chalk ended up on the table. Magic Chalk didn't stick to cue ball as much as other chalks but when it did, it caused cling as bad or worse than the other chalks.

If you want a great pool movie, you gotta use the actual players.

DeeDeeCues said:

That is what I see, but I'd have one of those over a diamond IKEA light any day, as long as the light produce was comparable.

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Hello and thank you for the comment. The illumination our lights produce are the same as Littman and Diamond lights. The differences are the method of diffusion and, most importantly, the aesthetic design.

skogstokig said:

earl vs efren in HK, a.k.a. the color of money match..

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I thought this wasn't their own money, it was some sort of a big pot by some big $$ fellas to promote pool kind of....and the players actually wanted to win to take bigger prize. The loser also got some prize $$

Bump for two new shafts - each a $100 under MSRP shipped

TheWacoKid said:

how many do you have?

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Looks to be a pretty full case, prolly around 3 dozen or so...

We currently pay $3 for open tables at one college bar in downtown Bellingham which is what the cost would be for the 3 games we play at a $1/game for every player at most other places in town.

Bars here don't generally open their tables for pool leagues here; they're currently charging a $1/game.

Our BCA league at the Elks lodge has open tables for $2 per player from about 6 pm to 11 pm which is a steal of a deal/bargain, IMO.

In my experience, 25 years running a bar/restaurant/league/tournaments, you can't afford to give up the coin-drop or fees -- pool players generally speaking are cheap