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iusedtoberich · Jan 26, 2026

It wasn't literal.... he'd chalk it like a complete banger, and basically wear out the entire middle of the ferrule with the chalk. Almost like he ate it! hahaha

iusedtoberich · Jan 26, 2026

ha, full circle, actually the TD that went home because Mike Wong was taking so long was Jose Burgos, who was one of the refs now at the bigfoot.

ibuycues · Jan 26, 2026

Lépine said:
The cue was left in a case for a very long time by the previous owner. The results is ink tranfer into the white material.
Fred maybe able to sand away the stained material, don't know for a while as it is in his backlog. I don't know what is the
white material my guess is micarta.

Thank you.
Will Prout

iusedtoberich · Jan 26, 2026

Oh man, I was at the DCC one year maybe 2012 or so, and Mike Wong was playing Efren cheap one pocket games (even), like 20 or 40 a game. Efren loses the first game and quits him. He couldn't take how slow he was. I saw it with my own eyes. I was cracking up.

fjk · Jan 26, 2026

maha said:
that would lead to believe the table wasnt breaking well for dennis.

The break is a deceiving predictor for the pros. In last year's Reyes Cup, overall, the breaker only won 48% of those racks. The losing team only won 37% of the games they broke.

Apparently (my theory), losing control over a rack when you break dry or foul, outweighs the times you take control over the rack and/or runout.

iusedtoberich · Jan 26, 2026

Kris_b1104 said:
Lmao back in the day when we were trying to sponsor Mike Wong to the US Open good times good times.

WHAT? I don't remember that? That was the guy that ate his ferrule with the chalk, right? I think he was local to me in the early 2000's in the Philly area (or at least came to the Open events there). He took like 10 min per shot. He was in the finals vs Eddie Abraham in a regional event at my local room in Philly, and the TD went home and left the money because he was taking so long. hahaha. How the f was he a candidate for sponsorship? hahaha

Mulambo · Jan 26, 2026

Has anyone here ever played with an engraved cue ball? I am aware, that they are not perfectly balanced anymore. But compared to normal „printed on“ balls, the colour is in the engraved part of the ball. So does it chip off as easily as well?

This might be a strange question indeed. But I see a lot of customizable balls lately and was wondering if they are purely for display purposes, or if they might be playable as well. Not in a competitive way of course, but in casual games for fun. Because some sellers even offer complete engraved ball sets

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