Recent content by rodrivar

I pick Oscar Dominguez to win it!!!!

I would recommend working on your stroke, this is not that difficult of a shot. The position is slightly harder but making the ball isnt that hard.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEAk8o8O-44 Here is another example of the same shot. Try searching Kamui tips on utube there are a ton of other good examples.

I seriously doubt it is his first post, just a fake account and someone wanting to start another drama thread!!!

Truth of the matter, is that 4" pockets slow down the asswhooping you're getting by the better players, giving you that feeling that you had a chance to win....because he didn't leave any tennis shoe tread marks on your ass as he ran you over...and your game...on your 4" pockets! Glen That is...

I bought some reprints and had them framed from poolpaintings.com. They look real good. I would like to get a painting one day!!

That was a long time ago, how did phase 2 go?

Dont worry about how you look bro, I have played in the swanee past two years and there are worse players in it then B players. Hope for a decent draw and Play well!!

Post some pics of your work, Do you have a website?

Yes I understand that. I figure there are only two choices after that. With ball in hand he can try and shoot the 11 and break the 12 out which there is a lot of room for error or he can play safe off the 12 passing the shot back to me. starting a safety battle. I personally wouldnt shoot it...

Yes I know, with ball in hand hit the 8 ball and lock it up on the 12 ball. Then he has to find a way to break that out or play a safety. You are in a better position as your ball isnt the one tied up with the 8.

roll the 8 up on the 12 and let him deal with it..........

Great Post, As to your point about there not being one rule for 8, 9, or 10 ball that guarantees a player to shoot. Well I think about it differently, the game isnt that 1 game of 8, 9, or 10 ball, its the set, its whoever has the mental fortitude to come back or continue on and win it. I...

Usually when I notice things like that I realize that I am not shooting my best pool anyways. So the problem is me not them. But the best way I have found to get past that, is just stare at the table and focus on the shots your opponent is shooting and wait for that mistake that is going to...

thanks for the posts, info sounds good, I just bought one for 85$ its a ebony and cocobolo wood one. I will post back here and let you know what I think of the craftsmanship and playability.