Recent content by GuyI-NJ

Perfect advise for a beginner, well done.

Wish I had the last 1/2 hour I wasted reading this thread back..

Congrats Gail! All your hard work is paying off.

Tony For my money I would contact Tony Robles. I believe he only teaches out of NYC. It'll be worth the commute from Jersey. Here's a link to his site which has information about his pool school. I'm pretty sure Tony still gives private lessons. http://www.tonyrobles.net/

I've played in tournaments that consider this a foul - they consider it an aiming device.

I love this cue, best $90.00 I ever spent.

I agree, don't care for seeding. BTW - the Tri-State Tour uses the blind draw.

3-piece Stealth AT-1 jump cue I like the 3-piece Stealth AT-1. Gets up easy and is very accurate when all 3-pieces used. https://www.stealthcues.com/stealthcues/productlist11.aspx?catid=3211&page=1

They don't care about scores. They look at # times in cash and maybe avg. points per event.

NYCGRIND.COM has several photo galleries of Predator events at Comet. JT also has a nice video recap of the Predator Tour Stop #15 here.. http://nycgrind.com/?p=7396

feel sick now.. Wish I would have read this before lunch. What a shame.... Best of luck to Bill and Marcia.

Your comment almost slipped past me... you crack me up. worldison2 thinks you bring the condoms in case a water balloon fight breaks out, is that true?

I'm also interested in hearing what some of you do during these long days. I have the same problem. Twice this month I ran out of gas coming thru the B-side after playing 8-9 hours straight.

I watched this on ESPN last week, what a great final game. Amazing, what pressure. Hopkins was great, never heard him so excited doing a match before.

without question, bank it home for the win.