Carmeli Shop--Steve Serna Loco Cocobolo Merry Widow Cue--2 Roasted Shafts

Serna 07. From the Carmeli Shop. Steve Serna 58" Mexican Loco Cocobolo (purpleheart cored) with compound copper, white and black deco ringset at all positions. Black leather wrap. Flat face 3/8-10 pin joint. 2 roasted maple shafts 13mm (3.83/ 3.88 (birsdeye) oz.), 5/8" linen melamine ferrules with medium UltraSkin Fire layered tips. Black Delrin joint protector set included as shown. The cue weighs 19.27/ 19.32 oz. with a 18-3/4" balance. No weight bolt. The price is $1,695.00 Goods and Services PayPal, Visa or Mastercard shipped 3-day UPS in CONUSA (or $1,644.00 Zelle). No trades or other offers. Sales tax in California. Long time trusted seller, superiorcues.com.
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WNT Florida Open 2026, August 4-9, Orlando, Caribe Royale

If SVB misses a ball, Scott Frost always blames it on his age.

Am I stupid or is 43 not that old for a pool player?
It’s funny, I’m British and that’s a very British thing to always try and bring our winners down But usually the Americans are really good at getting behind their heros/athletes. I don’t know why Shane gets such a hard time , he should be getting even more support since he has kept his level for years but there now just happen to be a load more top players around to compete with. He can’t win everything but he is still top 4 favourite to win every event he is in, imo!

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I think it would be ridiculous to remove the Olhausen from you profile if you are not breaking any forum rules. Do the people that want to complain about it scratch the manufacturer emblem off of their cars, lawnmowers, motorcycles, shoes, or clothes so that they are also not guilty of advertising? How about the signatures on their custom and "CNC" cues? I highly doubt it, I see no justifiable reason for you to be expected to do the same.

There is a difference between leaving something on a car or adding something to a post. I have owned a handful of paint and body shops though and anything of mine even if for resale shed all of the badging that came from a dealer. I bought a new truck custom order and as I was picking it up they noticed that it hadn't had dealer badging added yet. They were hurt when I told them to leave it that way! If the factory badging didn't leave holes behind in the sheet metal they would have been left off too.

A customer owned one of my favorite cars, a Croonet! The letters fit either spot and he put the Coronet letters on wrong on one side. Didn't want to risk damaging the car he had just painted so when he put the letters on the other side he carefully badged it a Croonet on that side too!

If something comes from the factory or custom shop a customer couldn't be expected to take it off. However, a customer adding badging is bragging and I would have to say advertising!

Oh yeah, I bought a Discover Canoe, had decals in three or more places. They pissed me off and I carefully removed all signs of branding except the serial number!

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Anyone want to talk about the Russian Kenny situation last night ?

Yeah Fargo doesn’t matter much.. what’s he playing on at home? Is that a lot of barbox? Is it big pockets? Fargo doesn’t take a lot of things into effect and it’s why I give it very little thought to how a player plays. There are players with higher Fargo then me but all they play is 8 ball and I steam roll them playing rotation but their rotation Fargo isn’t the same lol . That stroke you saw is not going to win you much under that pressure with 4 inch pockets. That’s just fact. Fundamentals matter..especially under that pressure and those tables. Again I’m not shitting on Kenny. Props to him for putting it out there and I think he cashed but you’re only going so far with a stroke like that.
Kenny is an aquired taste for sure. But he, and everyone else in Philly actually, spent their whole lives on 9’ tables. It wasn’t until the past 5 or so years that barboxes became popular here. Before then, about the only place you’d find a barbox was at a banger bar that a player never stepped foot in.

Things are different now. Most rooms are about half and half here.

I promise though, Kenny has played on every table imaginable all over the country, with the vast majority of play on 9’. Even today.

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