Tougher tables did not help USA pros for 20 years

what sent pool into the dumps in the u.s. is the opening of casinos all over. pool players took to them in droves and keep themselves broke and out of action.

also many took up poker where you had a chance of winning more and had constant action.

the young players had internet and phones to entertain them and were more social which doesn't fit into pool.

we have had some resurgence with leagues but most of those are occasional players and bangers from what ive seen.
I think you gotta figure in the real estate nazis. All upscale.

Tougher tables did not help USA pros for 20 years

Why all the complaining about Fargo rated handicap tournaments???? Everybody handicaps Action matches its called getting spotted!! Theres nobody thats every played Pool that hasn't asked for or been asked for a spot, NOBODY!! So get over the Fargo thing and play!
Might as well I guess. Giving a spot and winning feels great. Getting a spot and losing is, well, uh, humbling lol

Dominguez vs Guama race to 50 for 80+ per side

I wonder how can a table be altered for one player to play good
But not for the other
if fixed to roll differently from what the other expects. same with banks. and idiosyncrasy on specific points on rails.

especially if the other person is familiar with the table as it was.. which i believe was the case and the point of playing on that table.

Tougher tables did not help USA pros for 20 years

what sent pool into the dumps in the u.s. is the opening of casinos all over. pool players took to them in droves and keep themselves broke and out of action.

also many took up poker where you had a chance of winning more and had constant action.

the young players had internet and phones to entertain them and were more social which doesn't fit into pool.

we have had some resurgence with leagues but most of those are occasional players and bangers from what ive seen.

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