WNT Florida Open 2026, August 4-9, Orlando, Caribe Royale

Meglino ain't exactly "new blood," he's easily in his early 40's and a well established player. He's one of the top 10 one pocket players in the world. Yes he has a full time job, I'm pretty sure he's an engineer. A lot of people could be pros but make way more doing a real job lol.

He is a great player but I definitely would not put him in the top ten of any game.

WNT Florida Open 2026, August 4-9, Orlando, Caribe Royale

I've decided I'm rooting for Anthony Meglino. Don't know much about him. Watched him play once; shot great. I think he's got a full-time job. But American pool needs some new blood on the scene, so go Anthony! Get ye on the MC!
Meglino ain't exactly "new blood," he's easily in his early 40's and a well established player. He's one of the top 10 one pocket players in the world. Yes he has a full time job, I'm pretty sure he's an engineer. A lot of people could be pros but make way more doing a real job lol.

Foul That Cost Kelly Fisher the World 8-Ball Title … Was It the Correct Call?

FYI, I just posted a new video that discusses and analyses the foul called against Kelly Fisher in the Finals of the recent Women’s 8-Ball World Championship that gave Chezka Centeno the match victory and the world title. ...
It's like the pool gods have decided that the ref has to decide the winner in all championships.

Banks, calling the shot

From onepocket.org regarding legal banks:

3.6 Every shot must be played ball first; no rail-first shots are allowed.

Cuts down the rail tend to be cushion-first, or simultaneous ball-cushion. Ball-first contact would probably not be compatible with pocketing the ball down the rail.
I meant to have the object ball on one of the spots, such as the head spot, and to play it onto the near point of a side pocket and then go along that rail to the corner pocket on the same side of the table as the side pocket. I think Rule 3.6 doesn't cover that case.

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