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1950 Brunswick Three cushion table for sale. Very good condition. In Houston, in storage. $2500. Also have a 9’ Medalist for sale $1400. Also in Houston, in storage. Contact me a drichardson3@surfglobal.net

Matching Vintage Centennial 1945 Brunswick pool tables 5’ x 10’. Snooker and Three Cushion table. The snooker table has ware and some damage on the metal end caps. The three cushion table is in very good condition. It was privately owned and kept at a residence until recently. Will sell...

Well put Red Shoes!

In many cases it’s quite the necessity unless the owner runs the tournament themselves. This gives the Tournament director something for their trouble without digging back in the venues pocket after money added, staff wages and of course the mighty TAX man. In short 10-15 percent depending on...

Thanks for the input. David

Wow no response! Anyone have dealings with the “behind the rock tour”? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks, David

Kim is running this as an “Open” so all caliber players are allowed. Regards, David

I would like to hear from the room owners that run “Behind the Rock Tour” at their room. How is the turnout? Do the customers/players like the format? Your general opinion on the tournament. Thanks, David

Thanks Gary, I'll get with him. David

Just letting everyone know we have several events coming to Bogies Billiards in Houston. Tiger Tour Oct 20th& 21st 9 Ball $1250.00 Added Lone Star Tour Championship Nov 23rd – 25th. 9 Ball, One Pocket & Ladies Event $2500.00 Added Space City Open Dec 7th – 9th. 9 Ball, One Pocket & Ladies...

I have a 6’ x 12’ Snooker table for sale in Houston if anyone is interested. I’m asking 4K. I can e-mail pictures to anyone interested. Contact: Bogiesbilliardshouston@gmail.com Thanks, David

I didn’t realize the first thread was 9 years old. I guess I should start looking at the dates.

I agree. If he would have split the money among the other winner his story would be more believable.

In my opinion…. People still look at you funny when you mention Pool Hall. It has always been seen as a sport for low lives and seedy people. It is sad that most people see it that way. I’ve meet many standup outstanding people over the years, thanks to pool.

How about radio ads? I've just started running them!