The Hustler Bank Shot Recreated with a twist

I’d be more interested in the bank/combo he made early in the first match. Strictly a showy trick shot no straight pool player would ever consider trying in a real game. I have to wonder how many takes it took, as it was one of the few that wasn’t actually made by Mosconi. I’ll bet they had to mark the cushion so he knew where to aim.
I can definitely do that in the future

Is removing your glove a shark move?

On your own time at the table, feel free to take off your glove, stand on your head, and whatever else you want to do, it's your time at the table. Although, when someone else is shooting, a good sport respects that opponent and sthu.
That parallels my statement to Lake City Red. Red was notorious for his moves. I used his antics to generate a self-righteous mad. It was such a good one that I went on to win the match with him and then the whole damn tournament. 🤷‍♂️ Piss Me Off, 🤷‍♂️

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Just was reading some exciting news in the world of pool.

Looks like fantastic prize money on offer.

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Calling all gazillionaires!!!

Pool just needs one eccentric gazillionaire. ....
I've had a couple of billionaires as students. The problem is that while they may have some interest in pool, they tend to have other, very strong interests. Like:

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More recently, there was the billionaire who sponsored a three-cushion tournament in New York. I think he doesn't do billiards any more, showing that if you depend on a single person for a program, a whim can make it disappear. The rumor was that the tournament cost in the low eight digits.

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