jimmyg said:

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That level of stupid should hurt a lot more than this!

jimmyg said:

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Pretty damn good job there!

London's Finest doing some great things. There are a few very good 'regional' tours in England. I also wanted to recognize our (England's) other promotors, such as Total 9 Ball, Solihull 9 Ball and Cueball Promotions, for offering regular quality American pool tournaments throughout the year. All operate below the GB9 and BPF in the UK's 9 & 10 Ball pyramid. As England is smaller than some US States it is not uncommon to see players supporting all 4 promotions.

Keep up the fine work guys.

jimmyg said:

NYC subways...

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No thanks. They can keep it there.

Black-Balled said:

Sheeeeat.

Neils has bet plenty of dollars.

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And - I think? - not just on pool; wasn't there a video where he got sucked into a prop bet w/someone in Vegas; push-ups, he's giving 2 x 1?

And recall that Filler played Chohan some 1p a few times, during covid. OK right that's not gambling, it was a "one-on-one tournament"

NYC subways...

The Renfro said:

Tomorrow things will shift... Nano-powders have been used in china for the last 8 years to bring you clean chalk regardless of where they said it was made... JoyDustless was the first and then Finland and others imported it while lying about it... Nano's are safe in liquids and solids only...

Tomorrow you will behold the power of the ATOM... Almost 5 years in Electrostatics and Tribology.. Just to keep the cueball clean and not risk the health of my family

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If you keep the powder outta your vag, the family will be safe.

iusedtoberich said:

They both have pocket rounds, but I'm assuming the Chinese 8 ball table is cut differently and therefore plays a lot easier, especially with balls near the rails.

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I actually am curious if the pockets on the Duya tables differ from the Joy tables we've seen in Heyball. @Flakeandrun had mentioned in another post that they are subtly different.

For the Joy tables, the pockets were definitely not easier than snooker for down the rail shots. They are the same size as snooker tables (~3.5" across) but with the bigger American balls, which makes potting harder and in my viewing experience, players play down the rail shots in Heyball about as often as they do in snooker.