Up to the top for some good playing cues....tested them all in Tournament

Bob Jewett said:

Orlando is not designed for pedestrians. I stayed at a Hilton place just behind the Caribe and walked, but it can be a long, hot walk and sometimes it rains. Maybe Uber/Lyft?

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yes sir, I'm flying. Charleston to Orlando round trip is like $200 direct flight. that's upgraded 75 minute flight or 6+ hour drive.

Badpenguin said:

As an American, I couldn't agree with you more. Cousins is obviously one of the top 2 or 3 in the world at bar box 8 ball, no American is going to beat him other than every once in a while.

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Well, Shane’s backer is willing to bet to the contrary.

JABSolstice said:

I could be wrong, but I believe they've only met twice in UPL finals with each one winning convincingly.

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I think that Bergman is a monster barbox player, but Tom is a bit better. The approach is a bit better coming from English pool and his mental game is stronger. The end result reflects this.

336Robin said:

Lou,
Do you have a link to where you get them and do they have a Medium?

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336, I get them direct:


I think Seyberts has them too. I use the Medium Hard. Tried the Soft but it mushroomed, then mushroomed, then... well, you know.

Lou Figueroa

Bump

Keith thompson said:

This will be my table in 2-3 weeks

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Where did you get it from...who is setting it up?

Keith thompson said:

Lmao

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This will be my table in 2-3 weeks

InsertCleverNameHere said:

Outta be playing by 9-9:30 tomorrow night!

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Lmao

bpeacock said:

That was crazy...I don't think anyone at the table realized that she pocketed the 8ball out of turn, not even Jasmine. I am not sure that fixing that after the next game was correct. If it was any other foul, after the next shot was played, it would not have been fixed...The more I think about it, that was the wrong thing to do. They should not have changed the score.

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The commentators seemed to think the referee knew it was a loss of rack and the scorekeeper got it wrong. If so, then it would clearly be right to correct the scorekeeper, IMO.

Let's say that's true- that the atmospheric conditions will effect the way a shaft plays. Why wouldn't learning how that is and adjusting to it be beneficial? Everyone knows humidity changes the way a table plays. That isn't speculation. Having a CF shaft will not save you from that type of variance. Knowing how and what is being effected is what helps a player to adjust no matter what... not having a particular kind of shaft.