Recent content by Saturated Fats

You installed the table BEFORE the carpet???

Both Mike Gulyassy and Bob Dzuricky use them and both are fine cue makers. They will know what's available for you.

Before you replace the rubber, check with a competent table mechanic. My mechanic - with many years of experience - had me leave my old GC1 cushions in place. He says that the old rubber is better than what's available now. That was about 10 years ago and the cushions still have no issues.

Looks like Freddie nailed it with this list. I haven't seen this kind of pool density anywhere else.

I have a few cheap no-name gloves in my case that I've had so long that I don't know where I bought them. A couple of them are so durable that one of them has stood up to everyday use for this entire season. Do you have any that last this long? Please share what they are and where are they...

In this link, the players have a complete set of 15 mini balls that they are using to associate a specific ball number with a specific pocket. Ever seen these before? Anyone know where to get some?

According to FargoRate, it's BJ Ussery (769) to Shaun Wilkie (753)

I would have said that chalking over the table makes tables even dirtier than overchalking does.

Why is it called One Shot?

I'd prefer that no one uses messy chalk like Masters, especially on my table, but that may be impractical in a tournament.

Anyone know the Big Al YouTube video where he shoots a ball in the side and the cue ball rolls to the short rail and makes an INCREDIBLY sharp turn to pocket the 9 ball? I know it's there, but I can't find it. https://www.youtube.com/@BigAlsBilliards

A 1990s McDermott butt (about $350 then) with a Bull 12.25mm CF shaft (about $400 a few years ago). Between them is a 2" center extension that's there for the forward weight.

I'm flying to another state to visit relatives for a few weeks. I'd like to have a cue to play with during that time. Have you had any good experiences with low end cues that you might recommend? I'd expect to probably pay $100-$200 and leave the cue there for my next visit.

Sure seems like there should be quite a few copies of old BCA rule books available. Bob Jewett always seems to have a lot of old pool books.

How did the partners game differ in rules?