Recent content by bud green

2004. Ran ten, then I think he won the last set in either 2 or 3 innings. Truman Hogue ran 13 on another tape.

I just hope that what this guy accomplished in pool continues to be recognized. Never met him, no personal memories of him, but as a fan of the game some players make such a mark that it would be a shame to not appreciate just how good they were.

They're nice cues. Used to see quite a few of them in the Bay Area north of San Francisco since most of them were sold from there.

Dang camaro69926, either you're also a very good player or your son has been whooping you for a while lol. What does the "69926" mean on your screen name if you don't mind me asking? Bud Green--> born 9/26/1969 and curious if we have the same birthdate.

Enjoy

I've posted links to this match a few times. Its hilarious, especially the way he shoots the last blue. One of the funnest frames to watch I've ever seen.

This is actually one of my favorite shots. Not the kind of shot someone at my level should try at any serious game, but there is a version of this shot Sang Lee shot on an Accu-Stat video many, many years ago and I never forgot it. If you hit the correct side of the first ball, in many cases...

I would have guessed the only way to make a ball in your opponents hole is to go crazy and try the famous Corey Deuel hard break. Still hilarious to this day he played that break.

Dave will get there. Jewett should already be in. As much as he has contributed to pool, Byrne books in the earlier days, the more scientific approach to things, etc... he's been even more of an important asset to the sport of three cushion being kept alive in the US for decades. He never...

Not Vietnamese. Couple of rooms in Norcal. Someone told me it cost almost 2 grand a month...I have a real hard time believing it but was curious if a different room owner somewhere had an accurate figure. You never know with just one room; they could have other issues going on.

Curious if anyone knows the average cost for keeping a table like a Gabriel heated 24/7 for a full month. A couple of local rooms don't heat their tables anymore and I've heard outlandish numbers on the cost of heating them. Like over a grand a month for one table.

I wonder how much he won for the four warm up events. There was a post on the main page about him snapping those off. I also wonder how many pool players will make over 52K in prize money for the entire year. Maybe 10-15 guys?

How much has Fedor made in 2023 already? MOT, banks, nine ball and a bunch of warm-ups for the Derby. Killing it.

Only a matter of time before someone mentions golfer Bobby Jones when these kind of threads pop up. At the 1925 U.S. Open, Bobby Jones moved his ball slightly while setting up for a shot. No one saw it, but Jones was adamant that the ball had moved and assessed himself a one-stroke penalty...

I think it has been sold for more than the other two books on average and I've seen 350-450 maybe on the high end. Don't ever remember seeing it sold for more than that for any regular version. Winning One Pocket still gets more money than Shots and Moves, but the 3-C book seems to never drop...