Brookeland Bill said:

FARGO. Don’t you mead FRAUD-O. I think it’s a lot of BUNK-O. I can’t imagine walking into a pool hall and asking someone “what’s your FARGO rating” before we put something in the middle.

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So you’re saying you’d rather walk into the bar and know nothing other than what you observe watching the guy (who might be on the stall), rather than also knowing his Fargo is 600 with 2000 games in the system?

Oh boy……this could be a lot of fun. Tommy Hill is a Master PBIA Instructor and lives near me.

We are members at the same pool room, Sierra Billiards & Bar, in Fresno, CA. Recently two
100” TVs were installed by the pool tables. I look forward to when I can ask Tommy to use
DB in his training lessons but meanwhile I am excited to explore its features and usefulness on
my own. Tommy is so expert at pool instruction I’m sure he’ll know the best way to train with it.

j2pac said:

Good luck. I'm still waiting on the sandwiches I asked for 2 years ago.

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Here we go..... I'll gladly pay you Weds for a hamburger today....

Dennis Edwards said:

Is this the right place to ask questions about CSI. I am having trouble finding anyone there that will talk with me. I understand that CSI preferred method of communication is thru e-mail but I never receive a response. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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be careful what you say about them, you may get banned for life

Slick53 said:

I have a couple Bocote mw Josey and a 6 point Capone

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Still have that middle josey MW bocote?

garczar said:

Happens everyday in rooms/bars all over the country. The days of going on the road and nabbing all the low-hanging fruit are history.

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So very very true

manopr350 said:

You are playing cue ball foul only. What is the rule for each situation:
1. You hit the cue ball. Nothing goes but you move a ball.
2. You hit the cue ball, nothing goes but you move 2 balls.
3. You hit the cue ball, nothing goes but you move a ball and that ball goes in a pocket. That pocket is not of either player.

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Typically with these rules the opponent would replace the moved ball (or not) in #1. Two or more balls moved was a foul. Ball in the pocket refer back to #1.

Straight Pool remains the best game to practice! That's where you learn how to handle the cue ball. I used to practice when no one was around. I could run 30 to 40 balls pretty consistenly and occasionally 50 or more. My high run in practice was 63. Not so good but good enough.

It definitely helped my 9-Ball game and even moreso my One Pocket.

Black-Balled said:

I am considering asking for a refund.

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Good luck. I'm still waiting on the sandwiches I asked for 2 years ago.