middleofnowhere said:

You can probably be able to calculate that from the picture. There are some known dimensions like butt width and length of the butt cap.

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Thanks for the suggestion, but this is a short buttsleeve, not the typical. Just wondering if anyone had firsthand knowledge.

Here ya go, just for fun!

CueSupply.com said:

I am ordering the dots for a customer who wants a tribute cue, he wanted the dots like that buttsleeve used. I have access to Balabushkas but none with that domino dot pattern.

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You can probably be able to calculate that from the picture. There are some known dimensions like butt width and length of the butt cap.

I also notice the butt sleeve is made of phenolic. Were you going to use phenolic or ebony in the tribute?

JAM said:

Looks like the Latinos were enjoying a lot of challenge matches in the action room. There were lots of contenders willing to step up to the plate. One match was a player playing one-handed against a right-handed player playing left-handed. Good grief!

But the biggest challenge match, from what I've been able to gather, was a race to 7 for 240 million Colombian pesos. IYKYK.

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They were definitely in action non-stop, kicking people off "their" tables each day. Some fun matches to watch, one younger kid played like a monster, didn't catch his name but he was impressive to watch.

Definitely not the same as it used to be, really unfortunate (gambling wise). 4 9ft tables and 1 bar box, however the big group from PR kept trying to take the tables over for their money matches. Constant sharking from those guys and they kept trying to play in place of their friends while they gambled (for the open event). Always ask for ID!!

There were also 2 9ft tables between hall A and B, near the beef jerky stand that many were gambling on as well.

Used to be much better with multiple bar boxes set up in the practice room, now you have to wait until after midnight to play on the tournament tables, plus TAP has commandeered the majority of them.

Overall though it was a huge turn out with many vendors, lots of fun in any case.