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The new U S. pro pool tour

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Jaden said:
Bonus Ball made two LARGE errors. One, they tried a new game with no familiarity and a different set of balls, even though there was no need for a different set of balls. The 2nd big error, and THIS is the big one. They tried limiting their expenses by having a single location. No team sport has EVER done that and been successful.

A single location in VEGAS of all places, where people go to do specific things and watching obscure, well not obscure, niched sports, is not one of them.

It needs to travel. Sure if it gets big enough, sure, you can do what other sports have done and have arenas or share arenas with other sports, but doing what they do with other major pool events would be fine. Hell, having them as a secondary thing at major events on the second to last or last day could be doable. At least to start.
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Yes, well said, numerous errors were made with Bonus Ball. Still, one of its core selling points when it was first being marketed was having teams that represented American cities or states and that the local fans would rally around those teams. This was a major miscalculation and, as you suggest, single location made this result even less likely.
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🔥🇺🇸🔥🇺🇸Gus Szamboti $10,500 🔥🇺🇸🔥🇺🇸

Santosha
1974 Gus Szamboti custom cue for sale.
This classic masterpiece comes with six original-style shafts, all perfectly straight, all weighing over 3.8 ounces, and all measuring 12.9 mm or better. The butt is also perfectly straight, making this an exceptional example of Gus Szamboti’s legendary craftsmanship.
This is truly one of the nicest unrestored player-grade Gus Szamboti cues currently on the market. A rare opportunity for collectors and serious players to own a timeless piece of custom cue-making history.

No trades

LOA provided
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1995 garage era predator pool cue with prototype six slice shaft in excellent condition. With the original butt laser engraved ICF – 14–95.

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This pool cue was purchased out of the garage in Clawson, Michigan. I have had it for more than 30 years. It is probably the only one of these sticks left in existence. You will never ever have a chance to get your hands on one of these.
They were only 30 of these made originally and it was because they were low on cash and that’s why these were made. ICS stands for income cash flow the number 14 represents number 14 of 30 and the 95 is the year it was produced.
I would sell it, but don’t come at me with a lowball number. I know how rare this is and you will never see another one&
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🔥Vintage Tascarella🔥 Brazilian Rosewood - $4850.00

Santosha
Older Tascarella
Exceptional condition
Beautiful Rosewood
Four Razor sharp points
Tight and vibrant Venners
Bumperless Hoppe
AAA shaft wood. Fantastic sound and hit. 
Original joint protectors from Pete Sr. 1990s.
One genuine ferrule and one micarta.
Both shafts 3.8 to 4.0oz
Both shafts 12.8 to 13.0 mm
Butt weight 15.5 oz
Genuine 5/16x14 pin.

NO TRADES
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