Also, why play your full speed?
When you can keep the fi$h on the line and come back.
When I moved to Los Angeles 1976 and started my roadwork, wanting to see how good I could get, even tho in 1990 my game was at the top, I improved Every two weeks over a period of two yrs.
I had my usual route to pool rooms I'd visit/match up with certain players.
There were approx ten pool rooms..... and a couple after night places where McCready would be at.
I won every time I came back to play the same action.
After about 3 times thru they wanted a spot, which I now could do.
As it turned out, I got about ten trips to each pool room and won every time before I killed my action.
This was during my Strickland Encounter 1979.
Roadwork is KEY for a player that can play, to win especially when you lock up the money and may have to play 10-16 hrs straight.
bm