crazy, just a simple two piece house cue any maker can do.
and just have a joint that takes your other spare shafts.
or get one off amazon.

i doubt its anyone,s main cue.

but you are paying for the name and it that is important then its a deal .

$625 if you must have a TS Pete

I have been playing pool for about 5 years and use traditional color balls. I am color blind and I get mixed up with the blue 2 (especially if it’s the darker blue) and purple 4 a lot, and sometimes between the red 3 and brown 7.
I never played with the MR set, but viewing on TV, I have problems distinguishing the pink 4 from the green 6 and to a lesser extent the red 3 from brown 7. That's why I like the ball runner that shows which balls are still in play, it helps a lot.

Maybe they need a target audience of color blind people to figure what's the best colors for regular play and TV audience because some colors might show up different on TV.

KenneyTran said:

Whats your budget? I got few.

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Call me 720 849 0430

garczar said:

I know a few gals in the 550-600 range that only play other women and there's NO way they're as good as their male counterparts of the same speed.

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I disagree. I'm right in that range myself and play both men and women in that range consistently in league and tournaments.

There's absolutely no difference between the two.

Bob Jewett said:

Very strange. I see 22 matches actually played and 19 forfeits. 23 more matches, theoretically, in round 1.

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No shows are probably guys who couldn't get a backer to put up their entry fee. I'm guessing it was $100-$200 here (5700P to 11,400P). The equivalent here would be a $500-$1,000 entry fee.

skogstokig said:

apparently a 40+ year old pool room owner, hardly a pro player. not finding any history that he has been, either. he wore a world pool masters shirt though

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I've been in several Manila area poolrooms over the years and played the room owner. Usually they are fairly good players.
On another note I was glad to see the Philippine refs being used. These guys have lots of experience and don't feel the need to follow the shooter around the table and stand behind them. Every time I saw a ref running around the table to get into "position," it looked like a dog and pony show. Just totally unneccessary.