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A run of 37 by an asian player in a public room popped up on my toutube feed. Appear to NOT be AI. The only thing is a billiard around 26 or 27 looks like it misses. I watched it several times at .25 speed and couldn't detect any movement from the object ball. Check it out.

Its my guess that any player over 700 started playing before 15 and some kind of mentor before 20. Hit all the balls you want but if you didn.t learn it young you will never be truly great. You can still be good.

Ed Set up one of the original programs to run the Derby City tournaments.

I'm lookin for Richie.

I think that Alex,Cory and Chris Melling all went to the qualifying school, but came up short.

After watching the Kenny Pagulayan match, which was quite entertaining, I wondered what Alex's snooker fargo would be.If Judd Trump was an 840 I'm guessing Alex would be around 730. Nobody has a higher opinion of Alex's cuemanship than I do but my God the top 5 in snooker are at a stratospheric...

Got spanked. I went there to watch some kind California tour. Also met and played Robin Bell in a tournament. It was a fun trip for a young player especially getting to hear Freddy Snakeskin on KROQ playing Echo and The Bunnyman.

Played him at Bob's Billiards in Anaheim in 1987.

All in all Zach Galifianakis had a pretty good tournamment.

I am a 625 and run out fairly well playing the ghost. When I played a series of cheap sets with a 700 I came to a conclusion about why he was always winning. Of course there were SLIGHT differences in break and accuracy. But Believe the biggest reason is the higher players play safe and kick...

Both Kid Delicious and Kid Vicious (Eddie Uber) opiate ods.

the Si jiahui vs Shaun Murphy match was epic with a thrilling hiill hill frame.

The tournaments in Phoenix allow 2 hours and 30 minutes for a match. At 2:15 both players are warned they have 15 more minutes. At 2:25 each player gets 5 more innings and whomever is ahead wins . If they are still tied Next ball or foul wins or loses. It's plenty of time for a race to 3...

Annie Duke's Thinking in Bets

One of my favorite golfers Brad Faxon won the B.C. Open Pro-Am pool event teamed up with I think Earl. Once in a tv interview, after being at the top of the Saturday British Open leader board, he was asked what he was going to do that night. He replied that Fred Couples the wives and him were...