You got some explaining to do: Country of origin, year, WTF is it (jump cue but I doubt it), company, wood types, is the hit really different, was there a second one made?
IMO, even top pro's that "don't gamble" came up gambling. At least in the USA. They then reached a point where they couldn't get a game, so switched almost exclusively to touraments. Take SVB, Earl, Corey, for example. They grew up in action. But no one on the planet was going to play them once they became world beaters. Once you are at that level there are only 10 guys that will play you, and its almost "what's the point" then.
