Modern Billiards, early 1900s Brunswick book

Too late, Larry. It's gone to a local carom club.

If you would like to get a copy, here is a good list of used books. Be careful, because there are modern reprints which often are done very poorly.


The 1891 edition is quite a bit larger than the others and has the diagrams printed in green rather than black.

WNT Florida Open 2026, August 4-9, Orlando, Caribe Royale

I've decided I'm rooting for Anthony Meglino. Don't know much about him. Watched him play once; shot great. I think he's got a full-time job. But American pool needs some new blood on the scene, so go Anthony! Get ye on the MC!

Anthony is a nice guy that helps to support and build the South Florida pool community. He hosts a (almost) weekly tournament on Wednesday nights at Beyond Billiards with a variety of rotating formats. And yes, he has a full-time job.

Whose your daddy?

Suppose Bob can break and run out 30% of the time when he plays 9-ball and breaks. What is the probability that Bob can break and run at least 10 consecutive racks if he breaks no more than 100 total racks?

Show your work.
Thus, the probability of achieving at least one occurrence of 10 consecutive successes in 100 trials with a success probability of 0.3 is approximately 0.000537, or 0.0537%.

See, AI really is good for something.

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