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What about Nick Varner in 1989 when he won 11 of the 22 tournaments?

Thanks for the link. What a couple of great players!

I totally agree. One pocket allows you to become creative in ways that are never presented in the other games.

Those are all pretty cool. Very interesting images.

Silver Cup chalk is the worst thing ever.

I haven't seen Thorsten in any tournaments since the 2006 IPT North American 8-Ball. He has not been playing on the Mosconi Cup team, to the best of my knowledge. Does anyone know if he is still playing?

I can't believe that you have enough cues to need something like this. :thumbup:

That's an incredible deal for a Viking.

I once had a Kangaroo jump cue that could fly over balls effortlessly and I would definitely recommend it. They are fairly cheap, but come with phenolic tips. I know that some people despise the phenolic tip. If you don't like phenolic tips then I would recommend the Cuetec Eliminator Jump/Break.

I think that the red circle plays the best. The measles ball seems to follow easier, but drawing it is much more difficult, imo.