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Question about Jose Parica

HawaiianEye
maha said:
two of the best players that ever lived with different styles. when each in their prime if playing 9 ball i would bet on parica.

although i bet my money on dan louie in the 80's when parica first came over and wasnt well prepared yet for our tables and conditions.
and won handily.

dan bet 500 on himself and had others with him. i asked if i could bet and dan said yes. as that is customary to ask when cutting in on another's action. so i asked parica'ss backers how much more would they take and i would cover it. but they said just another 500.

and the players from there were smart gamblers and won all they could and quit when they saw they had a game that wasn't productive.

american players most of them anyway, played till their money ran out and couldn't borrow any more.
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LMAO.

That is the truth.

Most American gambling players would go down like gunslingers.

Shooting until their last bullet.
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Who builds the Becue, full pool cues, and are they popular?

DJKeys
jeephawk said:
Experiences with Kamui tips on these and recommendations? I'm nowhere near anyone who could put a different tip on it, so want to get it right if I can, lol, from the start - didn't know if the carbon fiber aspect made a difference in tip softness (although I'm sure that's individual).

Also, never played with any kind of wrap on my wooden cues - any thoughts on the wraps? Or feel of the cues without?
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The cue feels the same as any wrapless wooden cue. I have hard tips on my cues, as that is my preference, you can order them new with soft, medium or hard tip. Their tip technology is also advanced, long lasting and (really) no mushrooming. I break 10-ball with my playing Becue.

-dj
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Who builds the Becue, full pool cues, and are they popular?

HawaiianEye
I have the Becue Naked, the extension, and three shafts...two white and one black.

I also have two different leather Becue cases and two sets of the weight bolts.

The top four photos are not mine, but I have the exact same setup.

The bottom photo is mine. (Becue, Jackpot, A.E. Schmidt cues)

In case anyone is wondering why I have those little adhesive hole reinforcements on the Becue, those are the balance points with and without the 10" extension attached.

Most of my cues are wrapped or Merry Widows and I can immediately visualize where the balance point is because I know where I grip on the handle. The Becue has no wrap.


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Who builds the Becue, full pool cues, and are they popular?

HawaiianEye
jeephawk said:
Experiences with Kamui tips on these and recommendations? I'm nowhere near anyone who could put a different tip on it, so want to get it right if I can, lol, from the start - didn't know if the carbon fiber aspect made a difference in tip softness (although I'm sure that's individual).

Also, never played with any kind of wrap on my wooden cues - any thoughts on the wraps? Or feel of the cues without?
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The feel of the Naked Becue butt is the same as any other cue that has a clearcoat finish.

I have yet to change the tips on any of my Becue shafts.

The tips on mine are not hard tips.
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