The new Flushing NY Pool and Billiards Scene

justnum

justnum

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As an American would anyone be intimidated to walk into an Asian owned bar, that may or may not be members only.

Flushing has renovated and new rooms are in the area.
Does anyone have tips on how those pool rooms operate?

I tried walking in once or twice for a table and was quickly denied. Despite it being a slow morning.
 
justnum said:
As an American would anyone be intimidated to walk into an Asian owned bar, that may or may not be members only.

Flushing has renovated and new rooms are in the area.
Does anyone have tips on how those pool rooms operate?

I tried walking in once or twice for a table and was quickly denied. Despite it being a slow morning.
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Maybe the owners are members here, they've read your nonsense and that was the reason you were turned away.
 
justnum said:
As an American would anyone be intimidated to walk into an Asian owned bar, that may or may not be members only.

Flushing has renovated and new rooms are in the area.
Does anyone have tips on how those pool rooms operate?

I tried walking in once or twice for a table and was quickly denied. Despite it being a slow morning.
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I've walked into plenty of Asian and a few Black pool halls. Never had a problem. Watch out for those drunk white players, they are trouble.
 
FranCrimi said:
I'm in Flushing often. Where's the room?
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162 and 45 king billiard
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King Billiards · 4542 162nd St, Flushing, NY 11358

★★★★☆ · Pool hall
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MitchAlsup said:
No problem whatsoever.

Did you pose any questions like you pose here prior to being denied ??
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rexus31 said:
Maybe the owners are members here, they've read your nonsense and that was the reason you were turned away.
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Worldpro is the worst offender for me personally. I call the room out, i drive and they turtle.

Asian rooms vary. If its busy ok, but if its members only it has to say in English.

Some of the rooms may not like the attention.
 
billiardshot said:
What No Carom Cafe showing???
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I was witness when Kaci beat Hohmann for a 14.1 title sponsored by Predator at Carom Cafe.

I am planning on training 3cush at carom soon.

Looking for a snooker and heyball room in flushing there are a bunch to checkout. Most walking distance.

Being involved in the Asian pool community is extremely important to me.
 
Well, in April, 2023 they were called "Queen Billiards" and now they are "King Billiards". Also, The Google is wondering if they are still open.

Gabriels tables, maybe.
 
Next to that room is ABC billiards, its across from the cemetery.
The ownership of rooms in that part of Flushing have been rotating or just changing on paper.
I call that section that of Flushing Billiards Row because there are multiple rooms in one area.

If the WPA gets Heyball to put a salesfloor in Flushing, then there can be turf wars.

I like Soju and Korean BBQ, I enjoy that part of Flushing.
Flushing always had carom cafe and Cue Bar both locations are historic.

The billiard rooms reopening are making Flushing feel like a new city.
The food is worth checking out and so is the alcohol.
 
Bob Jewett said:
Well, in April, 2023 they were called "Queen Billiards" and now they are "King Billiards". Also, The Google is wondering if they are still open.

Gabriels tables, maybe.
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google is not updated as quickly as the license paperwork. Your investigation is good, however I have been walking by that location forever.
 
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g0ds gReeN said:
Why would it have to?
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Several asian entertainment centers are called business clubs, then they deny entry.
If they did that inside a church then they lose the church license.

I am not against gambling or illegal casinos, but let the locals have a look. When you put a business like that near a residential area, that has been plagued with birthing hotels and sex trafficking,... the locals become experienced in their practices
 
justnum said:
Several asian entertainment centers are called business clubs, then they deny entry.
If they did that inside a church then they lose the church license.

I am not against gambling or illegal casinos, but let the locals have a look. When you put a business like that near a residential area, that has been plagued with birthing hotels and sex trafficking,... the locals become experienced in their practices
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isn’t your “billiards row” a few miles from carom cafe?
 
Technically its Northern Boulevard. However parking is not simple in those areas.

There is also the historic pool hall much further east .

Billiards Row, The Billiard Line

Asian action is the best action. Play pool, pick up dinner and books from the library, then go home.

Tell your kids to reserve books and make them run into the Flushing library. A library card book history is very helpful to parents for educational investments.

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justnum said:
Worldpro is the worst offender for me personally. I call the room out, i drive and they turtle.

Asian rooms vary. If its busy ok, but if its members only it has to say in English.

Some of the rooms may not like the attention.
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That’s twice you’ve brought this up.

The dude is a multiple hundred ball runner and you are insinuating that he was scared to play you on you D.C. trip.

I know you follow through on everything. So… You know you never showed up.
 
VarmintKong said:
That’s twice you’ve brought this up.

The dude is a multiple hundred ball runner and you are insinuating that he was scared to play you on you D.C. trip.

I know you follow through on everything. So… You know you never showed up.
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You want action I can deploy in 30 minutes. I've been training. I'd like to test out some material.
 
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