I’m moving back north and may be looking for a table if I find the right living space to accommodate one.

Guaranteed that it will not be an Olhausen. I think that an older properly updated Brunswick would be my first choice - the Anniversary is just so classic - IMO - here is my older son’s—

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Since 1987 I've been playing ALL cue games with a 'Carom Cue'.

Bob Jewett said:

Doing what you can to fix a broken situation. Maybe it was an unusual kind of lighting -- I've never seen a problem with pocket casting glare before.

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I believe that’s why Archer has/had his OCD and would move balls from pocket to pocket (that he wasn’t shooting at). The reflection of the light off the balls inside the pocket he was standing over would bother him. This is from memory, I may be way off. I vaguely remember someone asked him that in an interview question 15 or so years.

Bob Jewett said:

So, a worst-case scenario is he needs two points to win the match and you break and make two of each group. Do you lose immediately, or could you run out and tie somehow?

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I don't think I've ran into that scenario before, the way that usapl did scoring, unless the game is hill hill, if one of the players reached the point totals the match is over. If it's hill-hill, then the winner of that game wins. Meaning if you need one ball and I need one ball, even if you make that one ball in the game it's not a win, you have to play out the rack. It certainly would be very unfair to the person breaking if they make balls for the other side and they end up winning due to that without even playing.

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I’ve seen players a few times over the years cover the pocket on old Gold Crowns where the metal’s sharp edge was right where their shaft needed to be. They used either a napkin from the counter or their own towel. I had zero issue with it, and no one else did either.

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