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Sigel's stroke was short a choppy and he jerked a lot. He had a bad rhythm to his game if you ask. Always getting down then up then down then up then down Never like his "flow"

Miz West was pretty flowing too A ton of players get great stuff on the ball. I don't know how one can discern that.

Hmmmm Looks like a respectable enough place lol

Can anybody link me to the pool vid where Archer is doing commentary and he acts like a real @hole,,,and there's comments about him? Thanks

i see this is an old old thread. regardless,,,ed was learning from dpk . they shared the same shop. so basically what you are getting is dpk's latest models for cuemaking

lol

Is Jeanette still married to Breedlove?

Either a golfer or a pool player who wanted to make pool more popular.

Don't dye is or anything so radical. Just pretty it up. Appreciate it for it's antique-ness and patina, otherwise what's the point of buying something old in the first place. I tried one out. HATED IT. It was a tight fit and squeezed everything together. That is no way to store a cue.

if you can't hear a buzz don't worry about it. The phenolic collar will hold it if it is a crack

when the wpba members start to look good

In tennis and golf they hit hard. There's no point to using graphite in pool

Speak english. And no, but pool is maybe reviled in American culture

American pool players,,,,no. Everybody knows that. Some other countries,,,probably not. The Phillipines - I'm guessing a few do since the game is kinda built into their culture. Efren I'm sure. But most players are gamblers and since when have gamblers ever given back. I think the question is...

I cannot speak for the pros but consider what it takes to be a pro in any of life's endeavors, and why they are pros and we are not...theysee something you or I don't. I assume nothing other than whatever system they arrived at, it is their own. By that I mean I infer you're posting this...

the video link shows a different exterior. In Billions there's and 8ball on the side of the awning. Are BOTH the exterior and interior of Billions Cafe's Billiard's.

Aiming in pool is gut and therefore the eye-target test isn't of much use. Even if there a test that was spot on it wouldn't make a difference. Aiming in pool is the contact point of the cb to the contact point of the ob - that is the only true definable line from one point to another, and in...

It was in the last episode of the showtime series "Billions". Since the show has been pretty faithful to it's locations, I suspect this room is in the NY - Conn -NJ area.area

So what? So, that's why the room has a problem

No f**king way will I ever let my kids go to a poolroom that's serves up liquor. Plus, yuppie-type social/family pool rooms at best. Maybe something like Amsterdam in NYC. That type of establishment, nothing less. It's a losing battle, buddy. The stigma of the poolroom and it's frequent...