I have one for 1,125 family n friends or Zelle
I have references
Comes with a extension as well
This is Izzy Molina on the FB forums

The Derby isn't really about the pros. It's about the high level amateurs testing themselves and potentially being able to play a big name. That and the action. As has been mentioned before, there are a number of pro players not at this event, but all three tournaments filled up and had long waiting lists. Player attendance won't really ever be an issue with the Derby, no matter who complains about it.

Im running the Mezz Ignite. Have been for a over a year now. Love it. I have a Revo, I ddnt like the way it played so it's a break shaft now. I tried a few of the others and just like the Mezz the most.

Like I said in a previous post... if it it was anything like the Mezz or better at a more comparable price, I would have definitely considered it after hitting with it.

Im still going to hit with it when I get there on Tuesday. It might be the nuts... who knows... but at $800 I should be able to set it on the table and it just make balls for me.

jayman said:

I am on light duty for a while and was thinking about purchasing access to the DCC but since the pay options didn't suit me I passed. Now I don't think I even care. I did not realize it wasn't like years past when anyone who was anyone was there. Oh well...

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I am on light duty for a while and was thinking about purchasing access to the DCC but since the pay options didn't suit me I passed. Now I don't think I even care. I did not realize it wasn't like years past when anyone who was anyone was there. Oh well...

The only important question is, has anyone seen Strong Arm there? Is he still holding Jeanette's cue for her while she gambles?

Hard to believe they don't have a PayPal option to purchase access. In my opinion that is utter stupidity. I don't like giving out credit card numbers and I don't use any of the other options they offer. I guess I'll keep my $50.00 bucks.

There's another reason that from time immemorial that the instruction has been to have cb contact at the bottom of the pendulum. If the arm is swinging forward, even from just gravity, there is less chance of deceleration. If you strike the ball after the bottom of the pendulum, you have to be actively moving the cue forward to avoid deceleration.

maha said:

there are so many tournaments nowadays that the attendance will flatten out at most of them. both spectators and entrants.

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This.. they just don’t need it anymore