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GoldCrown said:

So when someone's ...do you want to play A Race ?...is that racial?

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If thats how its colored, thats how its colored.

So when someone says....do you want to play A Race ?...is that racial?

Biloxi Boy said:

I rarely see black folks in the pool halls and tournaments. I know in the past we had "black" pool halls and "white" pool halls. When I think about DCC, it is pretty "white". Anyone have any insight?

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The main poolhall I shoot in, the majority of the regular players and gamblers are black. Id say 60/40 if I were to have to ratio it.

Biloxi Boy said:

These are encouraging reports. What about tournament participation? Does DCC seem "white" to y'all?

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There’s all kinds at Derby.
Lots of Black players Michigan, from Georgia, from Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and Illinois& Indiana.
I filmed them for a decade of Derbys

These are encouraging reports. What about tournament participation? Does DCC seem "white" to y'all?

I understand the "neighborhood" deal. Around here though if you want to get to a serious pool hall, you are forced to travel. At present this means 90 miles one way to NOLA. I am not sure about Mobile anymore.

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Black-Balled said:

No bet.

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Give you 1/2 back

Like Moe Norman in golf. Those inches before and after contact are what matter most

StrokeofLuck said:

I know this isn't a Meucci but the design brings me back to the HP1 I used to play with. Another one I regret parting with.

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The HP1 was designed to emulate this classic style.

I liken this to the classic muscle car formula. Long hood, short deck lid, add spoiler, stripes, and hood scoop to taste. Cues like the one posted are the epitome of a design that began with the Brunswick cues, especially the ebony ones. They are the grandfathers of the design.

Many makers and manufacturers emulated this formula and it has probably been the most universally loved design. Having a full splice like this by Spain is like having a rare Hemi car. Just a tasteful spoiler, badge, or stripe. It does not need all the bells and whistles.

This is a Mali cue for example. It even has a 14 piloted joint. It will never be what that Spain spliced cue is, but it sure is nice and plays well anyway.