Safe travels to those attending the Derby City Classic this year

I'm monitoring all of this because I live in SW Indiana. It could affect our high school basketball games this weekend.

r/DCP

Is High School basketball still king in Indiana? What are people saying about the recent national championship for the Hoosiers football team? Does it even register much because it's still a predominantly basketball state?

tip technology - hardness at center different from hardness at edges

With mostly everything done now with machine programming even with cue building, there is no logic why a tip couldn't have the same treatment. I can only say that they are doing that on purpose so that there is money that can be made with having your tip serviced. Installation, treatment, shaping, etc... like going for a haircut but they offer you other stuff that make you spend more.
Well the tip manufacturers have no intent to ever sell direct to the public. They sell hundreds or thousands of tips to each of their customers every month. There's literally, NO incentive to do anything like this. It would be impossible to sell the numbers that they do.

That's the reality. The only reason anyone would even consider doing this is as in inroads into a dominated market and to get the retail profits without a middle man.

edit: It's not that they wouldn't want to sell direct to the public, but something like this would make it impossible to sell by their customers that purchase vast quantities of tips from them, alienating their customers. They won't sell direct to the public in a way that alienates their clientele.

Inherited V.Loria & Sons table. Information & advice

I doubt it has any monetary value. You might not be able to give it away for free. Antique tables take a very special buyer. Good pool players only buy used (or new) commercial tables because they play the best, and the used ones are actually very affordable. Casual pool players buy furniture style tables from the local man-cave store. Those tables all end up on Craigslist for free pickup or $200 when they are sick of using the table as a laundry folding table and want their space back.

The antique tables hardly anyone wants. Maybe a wealthy person with a fancy house that wants an antique pool table to match his library shelves. He's the customer that Blatt Billiards sells their $30k restored antiques to.

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