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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

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Bank Pool LIVE STREAM

Round 1 (Single Races to 3, Winner Breaks)
T1 Thorpe vs Shaw

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T2 Justin Bergman v Corteza

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T3 Sky vs Justin Hall

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T4 Biado Vs Gorst

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Match Schedule https://probilliardseries.com/event/2026-saint-louis/bank-pool-master-showdown/matches/
Brackets https://cuescore.com/tournament/flowchart/?id=79284910

LIVE STATS https://probilliardseries.com/livestats/


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Antique Brunswick Pfister 9’ (c.1900) – 1.5” Slate, Original – Texas

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I’m offering an early Brunswick-Balke-Collender 9’ table, most likely a Pfister model (circa 1898–1908), located in Llano, TX.

Based on construction and leg style (no scrollwork), this appears to be an earlier production example.

Specs / Details:​

  • 9’ table
  • 1½” three-piece slate (~2100 lbs total table weight)
  • Original doweled slate system (no screw penetrations in playing surface)
  • Monarch cushions
  • Original leather drop pockets
  • Frame, rails, and hardware appear largely original
Condition:
  • Previously assembled and played
  • Frame is solid and complete
  • One slate section is cracked across the middle (clean break, no missing material); sat properly when assembled and was played this way
  • A few decorative trim pieces (quarter-round at pocket corners) are missing (cosmetic)
  • Currently disassembled for inspection and transport
Notes:

This is not a project in the sense of missing structure — it is a largely original antique table that would benefit from restoration or could be reassembled and played depending on buyer preference. Frame is Brunswick stamped; serial marking visible though factory records are limited.

Price:

$12,500 OBO

Location:

Llano, TX

Will assist with loading and/or coordinate with buyer-arranged transport.

Happy to provide additional photos or details to anyone seriously interested.
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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

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lfigueroa said:
Go to: Pappy's for some amazing barbecue; Lorenzo's on The Hill for some good Northern Italian; hit Sasha's (two locations) for a pleasant foodie/wine experience; Mai Lee for some Vietnamese; or Brasserie down the street from me for French.

Other than that you're on your own.

Lou Figueroa
you're welcome
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I think they’re long gone, but Mammer Jammer had some late night fine dining.

“Don’t Drive Drunk Eat Mammer Jammer”
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Early Impressions Of The Diamond Professional

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jbart65 said:
I played on Diamond Pro 7-footer and 9-footer over the weekend at Fat Cats in Ashville. Neither table banked or kicked short. They were spot on.

By contrast, the GC I usually play on banks and kicks a bit short.

I've played on a few other Diamond 7-footers that banked as usual.

Really have to wonder if Diamond has changed its table over time to bank and kick like other tables. The newer ones seem to play like other brands now in that regard.
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Red or blue would be a good place to start, if you wanna know...y'know?!
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