Tony Chohan thoughts on money matches

We had a player in Indy who didn't bet big and played great. Played a lot of $100, $250, or so sets, people would play him for the experience and it wouldn't hurt their wallet. Wonder why Tony doesn't do that more. Surely all of $250 or $500 in a game you will be the 99.9% favorite is better than working really hard and possibly losing + maybe not getting anything.

It depends if you end up feeling sorry after taking the money from looser

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Pechauer Cues

Just wondering what everyone thinks of Pechauer cues? I am thinking about purchasing one and just wondering if anyone here plays with a Pechauer. Or knows anything about them recently?

It's always nice to have some good recommendations on a cuemaker before purchasing.

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I have two. Both are very well made. Both are very good players. One is my current break cue.

Van Boening vs. Gorst 10-Ball Race to 120, Rematch June 2025 -- General Comments Thread

How come we never see someone like Carlo Biado, other top filipino players, Shaw or even Bergman challenged to these long sets? are they just not into these things?

And I'm asking because all I ever see if guys like Shane and Fedor doing these boring sets.
It's so easy to not watch- you literally have to do nothing

How often do you see your local players with a really good, and solid Pre shot routine?

I don't agree with that analogy, the rifle is passive, you push the button, the bullet travels down the barrel on its own, you have no control over the bullet speed or the accuracy past holding it still. If you use a clamp on the rifle with a button to set it off, the rifle will still do the job with the same power and distance and even more accuracy than if shot by hand. The reasons a short barrel gun with a lower power projectile is less accurate is for very different reasons some cues are more "accurate". The cue is a very simple machine, the length of it does not really affect how accurate it is on its own, you control the stoke and power 100%, it needs outside guidance to work.
Have you ever shot either?

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I wouldn’t go for the short side of the nine. Since there’s nothing in the way it’s a perfect 4 rail to the short rail on the long side of the nine. Just use a hall tip of right with speed
Yep.

...too much running English is not good since 3rd and 4th rails are both “long” and it will reverse if there’s any left at all
I think as long as you get back to somewhere near the end rail there'll be a makeable shot on the 9 (probably even if you hit it). I'd concentrate on the speed and spin to get the right distance.

Frankly, I think you could leave the cue ball anywhere in the lower half of the table (as we view it) and have a simple cut on the 9 to the top left corner.

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Tony Chohan thoughts on money matches

We had a player in Indy who didn't bet big and played great. Played a lot of $100, $250, or so sets, people would play him for the experience and it wouldn't hurt their wallet. Wonder why Tony doesn't do that more. Surely all of $250 or $500 in a game you will be the 99.9% favorite is better than working really hard and possibly losing + maybe not getting anything.

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