Reed Pierce playing in Mississippi 9-ball Open

From a Google Maps review of The Corner Pocket:

The amount of illegal betting taking place at the pool tables is unsettling. How the Mississippi Gaming Commission has not gotten involved is unclear to me. You can sit anywhere near the tables and clearly see cash changing hands, open table betting and gambling on shots. While you cannot control everything at a venue, the establishment doesn’t seem to care if betting is taking place. Be careful visiting.
Sounds like my kind of pool hall/restaurant. You get entertainment with your burger. I wonder if they lost a proposition bet.
Also from Google maps review: "This place is an absolute standout. The atmosphere is top-notch—clean, well-lit, and refreshingly free of distractions. It’s clear that people come here to actually play pool, and the quality of the tables reflects that—hands down the best around." I think it is the best around central MS. I don't spend much time there, but I would be surprised if they didn't have gambling.

Buddy Hall Wins 9-Ball All-Stars

I've been posting a bunch of news articles from the late 80's and this was one of them.

I had some kind of glitch in the system on this article and it got posted twice. I try not to create these threads for those old articles.

You can find the article here though...

Reed Pierce playing in Mississippi 9-ball Open

From a Google Maps review of The Corner Pocket:

The amount of illegal betting taking place at the pool tables is unsettling. How the Mississippi Gaming Commission has not gotten involved is unclear to me. You can sit anywhere near the tables and clearly see cash changing hands, open table betting and gambling on shots. While you cannot control everything at a venue, the establishment doesn’t seem to care if betting is taking place. Be careful visiting.
Sounds like my kind of pool hall/restaurant. You get entertainment with your burger. I wonder if they lost a proposition bet.
Oh Wow! I thought they hid it better 😂

Buddy Hall Wins 9-Ball All-Stars

The 1st Annual Lexington All-Star 9-Ball Championship held at the beautiful Continental Inn Hotel certainly was a huge success from start to finish. This tournament featured daily crowds in excess of 400 to 600 spectators, who witnessed an amazing amount of 10 to 10 matches by many of the top players in the country! In all… 19 sessions were to the proverbial “hill” game and treated all those in attendance with some of the most exciting play that you could have wanted. The two players on the winner’s side were Buddy Hall and Earl Strickland. Both from Kentucky and no […]

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