Mosconi cup SOLUTION

Jay & I are cut from the same cloth. Luckily we were both involved in pool in the sixties and still live the game.

There are so many reasons that there were great players in that era and a lot of those reasons are reflected by the people of the Philippines. Nothing riles them up. They can focus with any kind of distraction, many unimaginable to the players in this country.

They can shoot that money ball in with a rooster crowing and a dog biting them on the leg!
They play in conditions that require concentration. Hot and humid rooms. Lackluster tables. A kind list of elements that make playing in the States feel like they are dreaming.

Custom and High End Cues on the Decline?

Just because young people without a great deal of accumulated wealth can't afford ultra luxuries doesn't mean they need to be paid more in their relatively entry level jobs...

And they all seem to be walking around with $2k in iPhones, Airpods, and Apple watches. If you want something, you'll find the money.

Mosconi cup SOLUTION

Everything about the Mosconi Cup is good the way it is. Watch the fans...excited. Watch the players...extreme pressure. Great execution of 'do or die' shots. What other pool tournament would you rather watch from beginning to end? Or go to watch?
Exactly, the Mosconi Cup is the most profitable pool event in the world.

It's the only pool event that gets non-Pool fans interested.

Custom and High End Cues on the Decline?

But who's to say that everyone likes carbon fiber shafts or complete cues for that matter , my long time friend Frank McGowan played with one cue on either a 9' table or a 7' bar box yes it was a Balabushka cue , yes he had two of them but he played with one way more than he would with the other cue .
When you walked into the Broadwater Corner Pocket you never knew who,would be in there playing or even drinking for that matter with a variety of production cues and even a few custom cues .

Myself I would play with a old Adams Jim Rempe cue , or a Meucci but my favorite back then was a C 18 McDermott cue .
Now all of them are retired from regular play so to speak and I now use a Mike Gulyassy cue .

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