George Breedlove Carl Bolm Roadman Dumped and Stole and It Will Be Addressed

Wasn't roadman the guy Grady was playing at DCC a few years ago when the fire alarm went off?

To the op no offense but that is a risk you take gambling on a match between people you don't know. If you are that addicted to gambling you are going to lose your cash anyway one way or another.
 
Basically it sounds like the OP lost his cheese making a bet where he thought he was stealing but it backfired. Stalling but no dumping sounds like a part of the scenario. This is the best thread of the year so far. Lol.
 
jackpot said:
I don't get out much as I am older and caring for my wife and grandson,
but if you are ever in Central Texas let me know. I'll will give you my address
and you can drop by. We leave our doors unlocked so just walk right in,
jack
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Just walk right in. Ha ha ha ha.

The Texas Two-Step is a dance - and it's also how far uninvited 'guests' make it inside someone else's home before they suffer grievous injury from accidental discharge of a firearm.

"Officer, I thought it was a bear. The shotgun just went off, all by itself, all three times. I don't even keep it loaded. I swear."

"Yessir, obviously an unfortunate accident. Did you know this guy?"

"The bear? No, Officer, I never seen him before. What's that in his paw?"

"Looks like half a pool cue. Anyway, the coroner just arrived. He'll take the carcass away. You mind cleaning up the porch?"

"No, Officer, I got a pressure washer, won't take a minute to flush this away. I keep it handy because sometimes the dog has an accident."

"Just like cleaning up dog shit, I get it. See you in church Sunday?"

"That depends on if Mamie and I stay up real late after the dance on Saturday night, if you get my drift."

"You old sinner you, I don't know how you do it."

"Clean living, Sonnie, and I don't let my mouth overload my ass."
 
xianmacx said:
I lost 1k when Carl opened the window on this set and I don't think anything funny happened.

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The night before he blew 11k on a single shot and walked out the door.

Ian
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I saw that shot on Youtube; I think it was the same one, but it was for $13k. The shooter came within an inch, maybe less, of making it. It rattled very, very close to going in the corner pocket.

Even when the rail was noisy as hell, with everyone going crazy, even crowding him as he was down looking at the shot, he was as cool as a cucumber. I think after the initial $10k bet they opened again and took $3k more in bets - they turned down a $1500 bet, said take $500 back, they only wanted even thousands. It was wild, it took ten minutes for someone to find pencil and paper and record the bettors.

When he missed, and his guy with a fat purse hanging around his neck was paying the winners, he never showed any emotion over the loss. None. I was thinking he was going to try the bet again right away, but he didn't; maybe it was too noisy, too crowded.

---- damn, he was shooting for the corner, straight up to the foot rail? he missed that so far I never woulda thought that was the bet. I thought two rails in the corner by him must be the bet, or maybe a sharp angle cut in the side... he missed the bet shot by two diamonds, which put the ball nearly falling into the opposite corner. no wonder he didn't want a retry right away - he needed some practice. -----
 
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Texdance said:
I saw that shot on Youtube; I think it was the same one, but it was for $13k. The shooter came within an inch, maybe less, of making it. It rattled very, very close to going in the corner pocket.

Even when the rail was noisy as hell, with everyone going crazy, even crowding him as he was down looking at the shot, he was as cool as a cucumber. I think after the initial $10k bet they opened again and took $3k more in bets - they turned down a $1500 bet, said take $500 back, they only wanted even thousands. It was wild, it took ten minutes for someone to find pencil and paper and record the bettors.

When he missed, and his guy with a fat purse hanging around his neck was paying the winners, he never showed any emotion over the loss. None. I was thinking he was going to try the bet again right away, but he didn't; maybe it was too noisy, too crowded.
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I was standing at the table betting against the shot. Carl missed it by 2 diamonds. He nearly made it in the side.
 
xianmacx said:
I was standing at the table betting against the shot. Carl missed it by 2 diamonds. He nearly made it in the side.
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Looked like he stroke it well.
But, people know pressure changes your vision even.

I've seen a lot worse misses than that for $20.
 
jazznpool said:
Basically it sounds like the OP lost his cheese making a bet where he thought he was stealing but it backfired. Stalling but no dumping sounds like a part of the scenario. This is the best thread of the year so far. Lol.
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Banning the OP was premature. There was still a lot of rope to let out.

JC
 
jackpot said:
I don't get out much as I am older and caring for my wife and grandson,
but if you are ever in Central Texas let me know. I'll will give you my address
and you can drop by. We leave our doors unlocked so just walk right in,
jack
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I’m thinking about writing a book, in the next few decades. I have no idea what the subject will be about...BUT I’m gonna ask for permission now to center the entire story around the quote above. Javier Bardem will be playing the main character.
 
Carl should have squashed the bets when they flipped the lights out....or he should at least come post here. That was crazy.
 
alstl said:
Wasn't roadman the guy Grady was playing at DCC a few years ago when the fire alarm went off?

To the op no offense but that is a risk you take gambling on a match between people you don't know. If you are that addicted to gambling you are going to lose your cash anyway one way or another.
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I don’t know if Roadman is Justin Cone, but I was standing by the table watching Grady’s match with Justin Cone when the fire alarm went off at the Executive West. Grady wasn’t liking the game, and when the alarm sounded, he scraped the balls together with his cue, said we can’t finish, and was outta there immediately!

It was the first night I had seen Grady shooting with a push stroke hitch because of his health. Again, I am not sure if Justin Cone is Roadman, but Cone was the guy playing Grady.

Will Prout
 
ibuycues said:
I don’t know if Roadman is Justin Cone, but I was standing by the table watching Grady’s match with Justin Cone when the fire alarm went off at the Executive West. Grady wasn’t liking the game, and when the alarm sounded, he scraped the balls together with his cue, said we can’t finish, and was outta there immediately!

It was the first night I had seen Grady shooting with a push stroke hitch because of his health. Again, I am not sure if Justin Cone is Roadman, but Cone was the guy playing Grady.

Will Prout
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was this justin cone quite short with short brown hair, drinking mountain dew, and generally a methodical shooter? that's the roadman I know.
 
ibuycues said:
Yes. Again, he may NOT be Roadman as discussed in this thread.
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This is the match in question. That's Justin Cone aka Roadman. He made the 7 and got funny on the 9. From what I saw of this match, it was on the up and up.

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Bic D said:
That video is insane!

Is it always like that?
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Totally agree.

1) Never clear to me what the shot is ( I am sure it was spelled out before the video, except the scratch part)
2) Keeping track of bets was what the heck!
3) Random guy reaches over and picks up both balls at one point
4) lights go out

Are you kidding me?
 
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