I doubt it has any monetary value. You might not be able to give it away for free. Antique tables take a very special buyer. Good pool players only buy used (or new) commercial tables because they play the best, and the used ones are actually very affordable. Casual pool players buy furniture style tables from the local man-cave store. Those tables all end up on Craigslist for free pickup or $200 when they are sick of using the table as a laundry folding table and want their space back.

The antique tables hardly anyone wants. Maybe a wealthy person with a fancy house that wants an antique pool table to match his library shelves. He's the customer that Blatt Billiards sells their $30k restored antiques to.

Couldn't have you working in Austin Texas Open is that weekend.
Hope you find some good sparring partners

Hello, everyone.

I was sent this six-red set by professional snooker player, Mark King.



I particularly like the fact that all balls are numbered, not just the colours as typically seen.

DrCue'sProtege said:

That table they are playing on. It sure seems like the balls roll a great deal. It looks so fast. Most shots they are stroking so easy. It appears to play so much better and faster than my Gold Crown IV. Of course we have been all through that many times.

r/DCP

Click to expand...

That's 760 or better (the geriatric grades). 860 is slow as fk by comparison.

Daves custom cues said:

Check out Joss cues...

Click to expand...

+1

Chattanooga billiard club is downtown, upstairs room. I've never been to the other one

alphadog said:

I saw Ted almost a year ago and he said Samsara was a year behind on making their Break Tips. Didn't ask if they were still making cues.

Click to expand...

I'll send him a message

"Timing" sounds like CTE for feel. The actual timing would be more along the lines of synaptic latency over neural response over coffee lifting muscular activity.

garczar said:

If flying in and taking a cab/uber to hotel is one thing, driving on ice/snow is another. If driving from Tulsa the entire route is going to be ice/snow covered roads with the possibility of road closures. No event on earth is worth doing that.

Click to expand...

Clearly you've never been to a donkey show in Tijuana

Jaden said:

Many people are really referring to acceleration when they talk about "timing"

Click to expand...

Seems like both to me: acceleration timed to achieve the target speed at the millisecond of contact. One of the reasons I like a pendulum stroke is that it naturally "coasts" for a bit before contact, making the timing a bit easier.

pj
chgo