loggerhead12 said:

That six riding down the rail was a pretty special shot in the runout.

Is the just me or is Tyler moving with more purpose at the table these days?

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vintagecollectibles831 said:

I know I am going way off topic, but here is one example of the highest priced Pechauer that is available on Pooldawg (a $1300 Pechauer), and they still could not use real Ebony in it. They call it "ebony-stained figured maple".

Pechauer JP25R20 Pro Series Pool Cue

Pechauer JP2520R Pro Series: Behold the dark jewel of the table! Sleek ebony-stained maple, bold turquoise & ivory points, and matching inlays. Precision & power.

www.pooldawg.com

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Frosty said:

save this forum from these repeated threads with the same questions

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AtLarge said:

Not a well-played match by either of them. 7 wins in a row by Duong after being behind 3-8. Then Filler won a couple to take it to hill/hill. In the final game, a slopped 7-ball on a low-percentage 1/9 combo miss by Duong led to a safety on the 4-ball. Filler kicked and hit it, but left it for Duong to run out.

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VarmintKong said:

I have a Pechauer cue with simulated ebony, but it is just what they call the outline of the points. It’s not like they are staining “poplar”black and calling it “tulipwood”.

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Pechauer JP25R20 Pro Series Pool Cue

Pechauer JP2520R Pro Series: Behold the dark jewel of the table! Sleek ebony-stained maple, bold turquoise & ivory points, and matching inlays. Precision & power.

www.pooldawg.com