Chohan's book.

his success in one pocket is he knows and can execute certain shots the other top players haven't yet mastered as they are 9 ball players.
and he understands when to have to take chances better than other' s that don't.

unfortunately he is too good to get "enough" action at one pocket and not good enough to win big money in tournaments in other games.
Off topic but Karen Corr is the only one I know of that pool is not her profession.

Keith McCready Alive and Kickin'

charlie the ape was a name every player heard. he was a drug dealer and almost short stop pool player and usually lost. as he played too many better players. scary as we was, not often had issues.
he hung with keith for a time and was his backer. but couldn't be trusted. maybe keith had a way with him.
he also was a card cheat playing short cards. in the end he got it mob style in the back of the head.
I remember him from the original Hard Times. I wandered in a couple times out of curiosity. Practiced a little bit on Keith's super tight. I remember the bankroll they kept. An actual roll of cash 4, 5 inches in diameter like toilet paper. No safe lol. Charlie was there every time I was there. I thought he owned the place. Just a glimpse of real life I suppose...

Chohan's book.

his success in one pocket is he knows and can execute certain shots the other top players haven't yet mastered as they are 9 ball players.
and he understands when to have to take chances better than other' s that don't.

unfortunately he is too good to get "enough" action at one pocket and not good enough to win big money in tournaments in other games.

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