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Yes, I will be hanging out at the booth with a carom table. My spiel is there are no pockets on this table. You don't have to worry about scratching.

Skittle pool commercial. *in my get off my lawn voice* No measle or spotted cue ball. You needed a stroke back then, and not nurse the ball into the pockets. No intentional safeties.

If they put in all that effort, it doesn't make sense unless they ran out of money. I've seen this happen. Owner only did the front row of tables, and had the cloth flipped on the rest.

Other than XinBing (Dynasphere, Cyclop) and Saluc of Belgium, who else? So, I'm skeptical when someone casually mentions counterfeit phenolic, as picturing something you can whip up in a backyard shop in Taishan. Until XinBing entered the market, Saluc was the sole producer of phenolic resin...

When Tony Robles ran his Predator Pro/Am tour, he would bring his own racks (Delta-13s) and even ball sets dependinng on the venue. Remembering when Aramith Crowns, not Super Pro or Brunswick Centennials were standard tier in NYC poolrooms.

For those who don't venture outside of poolhalls, it's not uncommon to come across mistmatch sets in barboxes.

At this price per set, I'm guessing it's polyester resin not phenolic. Curious who could be OEM for these.

According to the title, this was Jackie's only appearance on the show.

Vietnamese call this holiday Tet. If Tet offensive, then call it Asian Lunar New Year.

In Chinese, the word for fish (鱼, yú) sounds the same as the word for abundance or surplus (余, yú). This homophone is why the Chinese eat fish on Chinese New Year's eve dinner, and basis for the popular Chinese New Year greeting, "Nian Nian You Yu" (年年有鱼/余), which translates to "May you have...

Del Sim & Frank Maialetti of Billiard Sport Network.

Prior to this thread, it was my understanding Joss cue were made up to look like a Balabushka. Tom cruise has a famous scene where he plays with 'Doom' and they didn't want to risk the real thing. Fast forward 50 years, and due to bad prop handling Kurt Russell unknowingly destroys a 145 year...

This is an exhibition, no prize fund. Shane & Filler are paid to appear. Past formats have been 9-ball, 8-ball, followed by challenge matches from the audience.

Billiard Sport Network will be streaming.

Mke Yednak commentary.