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Yep, that's Cole. I first met his in 1987, well after this pic was taken. He was escorting and stake horsing Efren Reyes. They stopped into California Billiards seeking money games, no surprise. That's when it was on Steven's Creek Blvd. in San Jose, CA. Harry Sims was the house pro there...

It was an honor meeting Cole Dickson in 1987 at California Billiards when it was on Steven's Creek Blvd. in San Jose, CA. He was escorting and stake horsing the GOAT Efren Reyes. He had a big personality, and exuded the hustler vibe.

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**NEW***PLEASE SHARE** PoolDawg Academy Lucky Loser Composite Aiming Grid Drill. Showcasing Artificial Intelligence Driven Replays With Ball Trajectories. LUCKY LOSER COMPOSITE AIMING GRID DRILL

**NEW***PLEASE SHARE** PoolDawg Academy Lucky Loser Composite Aiming Grid Drill. Showcasing Artificial Intelligence Driven Replays With Ball Trajectories. LUCKY LOSER COMPOSITE AIMING GRID DRILL

Hello Bruce, Thank you for the question. You are correct. So far, and even in this moment many do not. However, you are asking that question just before the inflection point. Light developers are now offering table lighting with built in cameras just recently. Also, they can easily...

Agreed, that is something others have suggested as well. We have many suggestions going in the hopper now. Eventually, the AI will learn more and faster than us, and it will develop many relevant and useful applications. Other companies that are advertising AI are really just adapted AR. As...

I have a true machine learning AI system that benefits live streamers, as well as other pool applications. I am representing the PlayKii company. You can use your own overhead camera as long as it is RTMP, e.g. YouTube or FB video. It is in developmental progress with many cool applications...

Hi Bob, I never knew his name, but he taught me jump shots at Saratoga Lanes in the 80's. He had a few $ matches with Bill Brown there too, but I was the only other one observing. His main game was 9 ball, and very flashy style. I only knew him as Billy Ray Jr., and was told his father was...

I know this thread is old, but it is appropriate that I come full circle with Harry. I first met Harry in 1986 at California Billiards when it was on Steven's Creek Blvd in San Jose, CA. I was introduced to him by Bill Brown, who was my instructor. I was just 19, and had no $ or record to...

Hi AZBilliards community, Good news, PoolDawg has published me again. This is the second article & video in my journey as an instructor. When reviewing most of the material regarding rail first shots I noticed that steep angles and OB balls more than 1 ball off the rail had not been...

Hello Mr. Wiley. I've heard good things about you from our mutual friend Mary in TX. I have not seen SVB's system, but heard only a little. In any event, I learned my Sighted Ferrule Aiming back in the 80's from my instructor. I went on to incorporate it in what I now call the Lucky Loser...

Hi John, Here is mine...I just had it published. The Sighted Ferrule aiming was shown to me by my instructor back in the 80's. How does it compare? Please like, subscribe, and share the YouTube video as well. thanks Todd. https://www.pooldawg.com/article/pooldawg-library/sighted-ferrule-aiming

I appreciate that, glad you enjoyed it, and hope you found something useful. thanks.

The actual name is romaji is "Koun na Makinu". It has a different meaning in Japan than maybe you are taking. Also, in the West a Lucky Loser is a sports competitor (player or team) who loses a match in a double or more elimination or loses in qualifying, but who then enters the main draw...