Recent content by Housestick

haha...haven't been to it before, but that's probably good logic. Lots of action from what i understand during the whole tournament.

you edited your post rackem...do you not wanna play me anymore????

Haha..bring it on man...you guys are characters. I'll have your liver flapping on my shaft when I'm done with you son on ANY table.

I'm well aware of all of those facts ironman...both of those individuals when they were coming up played on bar tables though and they had success in a relatively small amount of time after making the adjustment to bigger tables. Reed hardly ever played on a big table untill a few years before...

man..just hit the ball in the hole and get all that nonsense out of your head. Your brain is more powerful than you realize, you just have to get out of its way and let it happen. Think about the best pool you ever played...were you thinking about all of that stuff?...no...were you thinking...

I've had more luck coming from the winners side personally..guess it would depend on how the finals are formatted. A lot of tourneys these days are bs IMO..I think that ALL players should have to lose twice in a double elimination tournament. For some reason, its set up now days to where the...

I think running 526 balls is an amazing feat on any table. Like i said, if there are 12 players in the world who can do it. Let'em post up and bet what they want. Hell, I'll pay their airfare and lodging. In regards to the main topic, I just don't know enough about Willie to make a judgement...

"I think you left one out- -most people get as good as they are going to get in about 2 weeks." Come on now..thats not true. There are many guys that have very good games who played strictly on bar tables for decades when they were coming up. Dave Matlock and Reed Pierce come to mind. These...

yes...very big difference. My dad used to own a bar years ago and thats what I started on. There were many players back then that I could beat with ease on the bar table, but needed weight to play on the 9 foot. Many will argue the gap in difficulty between the two tables. The nine foot is...

I was reading another post and it reminded me of another guy I saw play in Memphis a while back. His name is Glenn Atwell from Washington state. Wow, you talking about composed, this guy is a freakin' robot. So composed its scary. He snapped off that Super Bowl bar table tourney they used to...

"Mosconi ran 526 balls!" "On an 8-footer! There are a dozen players who could do that today!" Line'em up and let them try......I got a house and two cars they can win.

hmm...thats a damn tough question....I'd have to say Efren overall IMO. I would have liked to have seen him try some of Buddy Hall in nine ball back in the day though. Tough action right there 'fellas. Buddy was a machine back then...don't know if Efren could fade it or not. I know this for...

Troy Frank and Nick Varner are good picks. How 'bout Buddy Hall. He usually seems pretty composed when i watch him. I would have to say that Efren is my top pick though. His middle name is composure....you can learn a lot watching that man play. Allison Fisher seems to remain relatively...

okay...thought we may have known each other. sounds like you know john pretty well. If you see him..tell him shane said hey. I always seem to miss him when I go home for leave. The old number i got for him seems to be out of commission so I haven't talked to him in a while. I'm stationed...

poolhalljunkie....he's played most of them...not sure about Efren though. does anyone play that guy anymore??? not if they like money I suspect oh..his name is in good standing and always will be as far as I'm concerned