U.S. OPEN 2026, Frisco, Texas, August 25-30
- By datnodude
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Fedor just punched Oscar in the junk
I think someone should produce a “Get Off My Lawn Open” for the AZ curmudgeons:
No jump cues
Old Gold Crown Tables
Only Master chalk
No Carbon Fibre
Green cloth
Centennial Balls with the traditional colours - Purple 4b
Hand rack for your opponent
One on the spot
What else am I missing?
It's also reasonably priced. I looked yesterday at driving down and could get a room at the Embassy Suites for $150 a night.I like the central location. It can be like an 8 or 10 hour drive from so many parts of the country.
Any videos? All this prep, and you’re not gonna let us see how you play the ghost on this table?So I was caught very off guard in the Arizona open with the way the tables played and there was limited practice available and not enough to really get adjusted to how different they played. I declared that I would never be that caught off guard again so I immediately started making a duplicate of the WNT tables. Now I didn't go out and buy a diamond pro 9 foot as I already have a Gold crown 3. So what I did was order the WNT dynasphere ball set and extended the rail beds (which I've intended to do ever since I switched from my old 4" pocketed table to the gold crown that my best friend gave me with standard cut pockets) and bought the CPBA cloth that they use.
Well here it is a week and a half later and I did it. I duplicated the table. Atleast it plays exactly like the WNT tables did at Yuma. I pulled the cloth super tight.
If the chalk was V10, it wouldn’t matter but other chalks, even Masters, you’ll have to repeatedly clean the rails during play.....and place the chalk face down on the rail?
No gloves. Ashtrays built into the rails.![]()
So you’re a slow player too huh? Look everyone that is a serious player should have a “process”, what others call a PSR. But when players in a game as straightforward as 9 ball have to recheck their shot line, angle on the next ball, etc. 2,3 or 7 times then that’s ridiculous. That kind of over evaluation and analysis is exactly as I stated in my first post, gamesmanship or an individual that doesn’t trust his instincts or training. As some would say, it ain’t rocket scienceRdiculous.
Agreed. Moritz only has one bad habit - how he places his chalk.
I think he could be top 5 now even. But he has made it clear that family comes firstFeijen is such a nice guy away from the table, but when he's playing, he always looks like he's going to stomp on his opponent's head! One of my all-time favs.
If he knew what he knows about the game now 15-20 years ago, he'd have many more titles than he already does. This could apply to lots of other players, I suppose, but I am not sure I have seen a player's game grow so much between his mid to late 20s to his late 40s.
Orange 5I think someone should produce a “Get Off My Lawn Open” for the AZ curmudgeons:
No jump cues
Old Gold Crown Tables
Only Master chalk
No Carbon Fibre
Green cloth
Centennial Balls with the traditional colours - Purple 4b
Hand rack for your opponent
One on the spot
What else am I missing?
No robotic players, gotta play fast and loose.I think someone should produce a “Get Off My Lawn Open” for the AZ curmudgeons:
No jump cues
Old Gold Crown Tables
Only Master chalk
No Carbon Fibre
Green cloth
Centennial Balls with the traditional colours - Purple 4b
Hand rack for your opponent
One on the spot
What else am I missing?