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Chuckles, here on the site, had something similar happen. He is pretty well known in the local pool scene and he had a player approach him with his first McDermott cue. I don't remember exactly where the guy told him he bought it from, but it had Chuck's name still engraved on the butt cap.

I think he sold the cue to Chuck for just what he paid for it. (< $200 )

I never liked the idea of having my name on the butt cap of a cue, but I do have to admit that having the chance to own your first cue again would be worth it.

Menard wins first WPBA SemiPro event, hosted by Janet Atwell’s Borderline Brunswick Arena

The main, and really only question that had to be answered before the WPBA opted to sanction a ‘SemiPro’ event, hosted by Janet Atwell at her Borderline Brunswick Arena facility in Bristol, TN this past weekend (Oct. 10-12) was: “Where do we draw the line?” Given that the “P” in WPBA is about Professional, the organization is governed by rules regarding the types of events at which its contracted, pool-playing members can compete. It is, after all, a ‘brand’ and like all ‘brands,’ it comes with rules to protect it. Atwell, a WPBA competitor herself, began the effort in 2024, […]

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2025 Reyes Cup, Oct 16-19, Manilla. Team Asia vs Team World

I don’t think coaching would make that much of a difference, especially how quickly the ROW team was put together. Team Asia has the better team. No need to over complicate it.

i don't think even filler, in his current form, would make enough difference. asia wins anyway. we got some respite with the pandemic, but now they're back with force. before the pandemic and back 20+ years, almost every year had an asian world championship finalist

2025 Reyes Cup, Oct 16-19, Manilla. Team Asia vs Team World

Manas' stroke is so smooth and effortless. Fun guy to watch. Him and Chua should ask for 2 beers after this match.

Lmao, Moritz and FSR come to show support for Fedor and Shaw and Moritz starts rubbing Shaw's head, what is going on here
Rub the head for good luck!

This is an absolute bloodbath. That's all i have to take away from today.

Poll: What kind of pool do you prefer watching, whether virtually or on-site?

In person or streaming, I only like watching 9 ball, 10 ball or one pocket. Can't stand 8 ball, straight pool, or any full rack games other than one pocket. 9 ball banks is somewhere in the middle, but I seldom want to watch it unless it's a tournament final or semi-final.

As for tournaments vs action, in person I prefer action matches if it involves a player or players I either know personally or at least have played against them or seen them play in person. My ideal form of an action match is a 10 game freeze out, as opposed to a race.

Funny pic/gif thread...

I checked the Google search AI, and could not find evidence of that.

I do see that the technique shown in the brief video, roller stamping to make concrete roads look like brick paving, began in the mid-1950s. It was pioneered by contractor Brad Bowman and he later patented the tools and processes for creating stamping designs.

Rollers to finish cobblestones streets (not impart a design to a flat surface) first appeared around 1858 using horse-drawn prototypes.

I don't immediately see any mention of early Greece.

you probably misspelled his name

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