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give me sccisors to cut the handles off and double the straps to one side, that's better.
(you're right, it is a bargain)
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Youth ECs Are Underway in Slovenia

RETURNING TO THE Terme Olimia resort in the western reaches of Slovenia, the annual KAMUI European Youth Pool Championships begins its nine-day stint today (Monday). Organised by the European Pocket Billiard Federation, historically, the Championships are contested in three distinct groupings, – Under 17 and Under 19 boys and Under 19 girls. In total, there are 13 events taking place during the Championships which sees Tuesday 21st July as its final day. Dating back to its origins in 1981, in Bern, Switzerland, this is the 45th edition of the European Youth Pool Championships and it sports the largest-ever field with a total […]

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SVB v. Fedor Gorst

Allen
Wilson
Selby
Murhpy
Robertson
Carter
Holt
Osullivan
Higgins
Williams
All over 40 and still winning ranking events and achieving high finishes at the world Championships/Masters despite the onslaught of young Chinese players.

in pool we have

alcaide
feijen
oi
biado

doing great. maybe i forgot a few. either way i think it's shane's mentality/interest at the moment, rather than fading ability, that's the problem

he checked out early in this match it seemed

At what would you question “non obvious” call pocketing?

Quit 8 ball and play 9 ball. Then you won’t have to deal with nitty shit. Ps in this case you are the nit. You only call the ball and pocket. As long as the hit is legal the rest doesn’t matter.

The player was right in calling the 10 in the corner since it was not obvious. But he doesn’t have to specify if it goes in on a combo or a carom or straight in.
Dude, 9 ball is not the end all be all of pool and its certainly not the only game. Try not to be so one dimensional. 😊

Sofia Mast "retiring?" The state of American pool

If they still live with their parents, apparently not.

I think I see fuggles' point. Savannah is earning money but not technically supporting herself (supposedly, as I have not clue what that family dynamic is, and suspect he doesn't either). But that distinction is irrelevant. If your job pays you money, then you can claim that job title. And she probably does better, financially, than a good amount of players who would actually fit his definition of pro.

Everyone here knows who she is. This thread, which I started, was about Sofia and it's become about Savannah. Savannah's been in mainstream media, she has a social media following, she has always had sponsorships in excess of her playing ability, all as a result of having always done well getting publicity. Many players could take notes, as I would hazard a guess that Savannah's sponsorship haul is top-5 amongst US players. And not just the women, all players.

To not call her a pro because she doesn't pay rent or a mortgage is silly, to me, but there's that saying, "we'll have to agree to disagree."
It is hard to talk about one without mentioning the other. They are the top two junior women and the future of women's pro pool in the US. A great rivalry as they are so similar in speed.

Savannah gets more exposure due to the fact that she travels the country year round to play tournaments.

I wish Sofia traveled more to play tournaments but I think she is making the better choice to focus on a career. Hopefully she continues to attend WPBA events and play. Wish them both well in their respective pool journeys.

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