Vintage Adam Cue

Vintage Adam Cue. Cue is in great condition! This is a very sharp full splice cue. The diameter at the ferrule is 12.9. The weight of the cue is 18.8oz. It has a weight bolt but I could not remove it. But the cue is balanced very well. It hits like you would expect a full splice cue to hit. Very solid. The cue is straight together and apart. I’m asking what I paid for it. $375 I’m selling because I keep buying cues and I have too many. Case is not included. Check out the pics. I do PayPal payments only. I ship only in the states. Thanks for looking.

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PBS St Louis 2026 (Men’s World 8 Ball Championship, Mixed Doubles, Women’s Open, Bank Pool), 1-8 April, Half Million Prize Fund

While eight ball has always bored me, I gave it a chance today, watching my first two matches of this event. Saw Sky Woodward win despite playing about as badly as I've ever seen him play. Saw Gorst beat Lechner, too. Based on a cursory review of the scores, Jayson Shaw looks like the one to beat, but there's a lot of pool left.

Last night, I watched Shaw and Centeno in the mixed doubles and loved it. On offense, they didn't even talk to each other. They both have the gift of almost instantaneous pattern recognition and can comfortably rely on each other to play onto the right angle for the next shot.

This might be a big week for Shaw, already the runner-up in the bank pool event, and well-placed in men's eight ball and mixed doubles.

Finally, have to love that Stefan Kasper who, other than Ameer Ali, is likely the world's best part time player, is on to the last sixteen. What a story it would be if he keeps it going!

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