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azhousepro · Tuesday at 11:47 AM

Two guys from Connecticut with pool cues. Alex Bausch and Jeremy Sossei have been competing on the Joss NE 9-Ball Tour for a long time now; Sossei has the ‘edge’ on that longevity statistic with wins on the tour (38 of them) dating back to 2007. Bausch cashed in his first (known) appearance on the tour in 2021, finishing 4th at the 33rd Annual Ocean State 9-Ball Championships. He’d win his first Joss NE 9-Ball Tour stop a year later, downing Ron Casanzio in the final. He’d win another one the following year (’23) and this past weekend (April 18-19), […]

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El Toro · Tuesday at 11:47 AM

I never once said this gadget is better than taking a lesson from someone. My point is to say that I don't know why anyone would trash talk something that can help with aiming when he has never used it. That's it. I totally agree that a lesson is the best thing to do. But not everyone is going to spend money on a lesson and may look into something different to help with aiming.

decent dennis · Tuesday at 11:42 AM

I just sped through the match. On every break the second ball closest to the breakers side dressed up for a combo, except when it was kicked away which I think happened 3-4 times.

TheGrandWazoo · Tuesday at 11:42 AM

It’s not my product. I have no need to prove your gadget works. And before I would spend money on a gadget, I would spend the money on taking a lesson from Bob.

El Toro · Tuesday at 11:37 AM

TheGrandWazoo said:
I will be waiting for your explanation on the superiority of this device and why Bob is mistaken.

I will be waiting for you to upload a video of you using that device and consistently making a ball through it without hitting it. Since you're a betting man, I bet you couldn't do it twice in a row!

azhousepro · Tuesday at 11:37 AM

Owners Rich Kuntz and Tammy Frampton of the legendary Brass Tap & Billiards in Raleigh, NC welcomed players and fans to the $22,500 added Beasley Open the last few days (April 15-th-19th). The event was presented and sponsored by Doug Beasley of Beasley Custom Cues, Brass Tap & Billiards, PoolActionTV.com and attorney Joseph J. Long. Opening the event was the latest stop on the Making It In America One Pocket Tour. Featuring $10,000 in added money, the entry fee was $300 and the format was double elimination with races to 3/3 with one extended race to four in the finals. […]

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Coos Cues · Tuesday at 11:36 AM

Coos Cues said:
I'm 67 and played in a 610 and under 10 ball 180 miles away from home last year. Full field of 48 and I headed home after losing the point match at 8 pm. There were about 4 matches backed up on the losers side. All the kids there couldn't believe I was quitting but after 11 hours a man's got to know his limits. Probably would have waited until 1 am and got third place anyway

Funny how what we want to get out of the game evolves as we get older.

I had this match under complete control until I didn't

Those little errors

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4scarecrow · Tuesday at 11:36 AM

Bump. . .

TheGrandWazoo · Tuesday at 11:35 AM

I will be waiting for your explanation on the superiority of this device and why Bob is mistaken.

azhousepro · Tuesday at 11:34 AM

Owners Rich Kuntz and Tammy Frampton of the legendary Brass Tap & Billiards in Raleigh, NC welcomed players and fans to the $22,500 added Beasley Open the last few days (April 15-th-19th). The event was presented and sponsored by Doug Beasley of Beasley Custom Cues, Brass Tap & Billiards, PoolActionTV.com and attorney Joseph J. Long. Opening the event was the latest stop on the Making It In America One Pocket Tour. Featuring $10,000 in added money, the entry fee was $300 and the format was double elimination with races to 3/3 with one extended race to four in the finals. […]

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El Toro · Tuesday at 11:34 AM

And how can you make your comment about how cheap the aim tool is? Do you know how much it is? Or are you making that comment out of ignorance?

Until you hear from that horse's mouth, then I guess you don't know.

Brain71 · Tuesday at 11:33 AM

Todd Carpenter. John Davis blank. PM me.

jbart65 · Tuesday at 11:30 AM

skogstokig said:
the saudi WC seems highly unlikely at this point

Maybe, but I doubt the WPC won't be held at all. You'd think the Saudis would let it be moved if necessary. Guess we will know soon enough.

TheGrandWazoo · Tuesday at 11:29 AM

Read every word and trashing is not what I took away from his comments. I read him saying there are better cheaper ways of achieving the same goal. And I would bet that Bob has tried similar devices and his opinion is formed by experience.

ceebee · Tuesday at 11:29 AM

GoldCrown said:
New ProAm … long rails are 1 piece … that helps.. already aligned.
$11,000 price go up ? My feelings are always buy new if the money is there. New is new. It’s never a mistake.

NEW means that you get to use it 1st... that's all it means....

skogstokig · Tuesday at 11:26 AM

the saudi WC seems highly unlikely at this point

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