New Tasc Hoppe Player

Cue came out beautifully! Stich rings outline the wrap area, Hoppe ring, all ringwork and ferrules are Super Tusk. A Black Beauty fresh from the Tascarella shop!

-dj

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Bergman wins two of three vs. McGrath to claim inaugural Illinois State Tour stop in Peoria, IL

Fairview Heights, IL’s Justin Bergman has had a few lean years over the past several since he recorded his best earnings year with us (so far) in 2019. Oddly enough, while it was his best earnings year, which elevated him to #23 on our AZBilliards Money Leaderboard, he’d report considerably less the following year, but thanks in part to COVID, would advance to his highest level on the board, to this day (#20). He slipped a little more, financially and on the board, in 2021 and then went more or less silent for the next two years, during which time, he […]

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Are high end predators hard to sell on the secondary market?

I’m with.. 90% of the new cues predator shows I’m a hard nooooo lol but I’m not one for wild colors or a million inlays and complicated designs on my cue’s. I’m sure predator does it to grab attention but it’s not for me.

Yeaa.. to flippers. Then you will find them on eBay and facebook for sale at twice the price. you always see the people who aren’t players complaining because that the flippers by them all up before they can get a chance to buy one. The question was how hard is it for the the flippers to then sell them at a much higher price.
It must not be that hard to flip them, or all of these dealers would stop buying them up so quick. It's not like this is the first round of Predator cues to sell out in minutes. So, somebody is buying them one way or another, which means Predator is getting paid.

FS: 2020 Diamond Pro-Am 7' (Ball Return) + Accessories & Cues – Chicago, IL ($6,500 OBO)

Item: 2020 Diamond Pro-Am 7-Foot Pool Table (Ball Return Edition)
Location: Edgewater / Uptown, Chicago, IL
Condition: Excellent / Rarely played (climate-controlled finished basement)
Price: $6,500 OBO (Cash or Zelle in person)
Up for sale is a 2020 7' Diamond Pro-Am with enclosed ball return. Kept exclusively in a finished, climate-controlled basement and rarely played. The cushions play true with tour-grade responsiveness, the tournament blue cloth is in pristine shape, and the ball return operates flawlessly.
Included Package & Accessories:
  • Heavy fitted green vinyl table cover
  • Official Diamond solid wood triangle rack
  • Aramith Black Tournament ball set
  • Cyclop Ares colored ball set
  • Custom white 4-point cue (spliced geometry, wrapless handle, black collars/silver trim)
  • Griffin GR25 cue (19 oz, pressed Irish linen wrap, AAA maple shaft)
  • Action Shorty & Junior 1-piece cues (48" and 36")
Inspection & Logistics:
  • The table is currently fully assembled so you are welcome to inspect and test-hit before purchase.
  • Single-piece 1" slate bed. Buyer is responsible for arranging and paying professional billiard movers for disassembly and transport.
  • Full gallery with 20 high-res photos: Diamond Pro-Am 7' Pool Table & Premium Cues
PM me if interested or if you have any questions!

Sias goes undefeated to win Carolina Billiards Circuit’s stop at Fat Cats in Arden, NC

In only his second (known) recorded victory at a number of coast-to-coast tournaments since 2023, Joao Sias chalked up his second recorded victory with an undefeated run at a $2,000-added Carolina Billiards Circuit stop that drew 45 entrants to Fat Cats Billiards in Arden, NC this past weekend (Sept. 26-27). Sias didn’t face an opponent with a higher FargoRate than his own 722, and in straight-up races to 7, none of the five in the six matches he played got closer than three racks. Sias drew an opening-round bye and started his campaign by giving up just a single rack to […]

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