What are the pool amateur governing bodies up to these days?

I don't care for that spot. I do not care about the "amount of work" a player does. Who decided the purpose of the game of 9 ball was to make sure everyone was equally compensated for the amount of work they put in?
That's all ANY spot is. Less "work" for the weaker player. I don't even understand the second part. It sounds like something you say when you're too flummoxed to make sense. The whole point of any handicap system is to compensate unequally, and what exactly is the "purpose of the game of 9-Ball"?

Nobody's trying to convince you of anything. I just asked why you think a spot in a money game is any different. You made the statements below in consecutive sentences (post #28):
I still don't want special rules made for my sucky play other than a spot if I am going to play someone for money.

If they are changing the rules of the game so far that you can win a game and not make the 9, then it really does not have a lot to do with 9 ball.

You do realize the irony of what you did there, right? Your money game spots change the rules of the game and literally make it so you can win a game and not make the 9. APA scoring does not, so by your logic APA 9-Ball has more to to with 9-Ball than your money games do.

But hey, you do you. If you have a choice, do what you enjoy and don't do what you don't enjoy. I pray you always have a choice.

Dealings with Joe Salazar Connoisseur of Cues

if she is trying to keep everything then it can become a police matter. basically if all is true she took possession of things which did not belong to her and claimed therm for herself under the assumption that she could keep them because they were in joes possession at the time of his death.

it isnt a claim against his estate as he did not own it. they attempted to sue the wrong entity.

same as if my car was parked in his yard and he died. would his wife get to keep it.

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