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My first cue was a Walmart cue I bought for $10. I used it until I bought a mali sneaky pete which lasted until I was breaking hard enough to snap the shaft. It was a real cheap one. I then bought a Palmer custom cue this was back in the late 80's and early 90's. That cue is in a palmer case on...

it is so they won't have to change teams or start their own. This creates the clique system in many leagues and pool rooms with in-house leagues. One of the points of APA and other leagues is when you get to the higher skill levels you should branch out and create your own team so more lower...

Quite a few of those that engage in sandbagging don't go to Regionals and Vegas where they would get caught. If caught they might have to forfeit or at the very least have their handicap go up possibly to a 7 in APA and 8 or above in the other leagues. Their handicap would then be locked so...

Might also have been 2 brothers and a stranger. All three played Cliff's backer.

The cue sports governing bodies should commission a study to look at those statistics and compile real datum. We can look at the current differences in talent levels and then look over time. We can include biological men, biological women and those that self identify as transgender male and...

There is also the commentators who say well "I would have done it this way" or say "this player will do this shot" and the player shoots something else. I hate it when they do that in other sports too. Some do a great job, and you learn things just listening to them others not so much.

this tournament was all ball fouls.

He hit above the diamond, and looks like from the stroke he put a little english on whitey too. It didn't look like a dead center hit.

He definitely was smarmy.

I would also ask for the receipt and verify the cost with the manufacturer, or at the very least the room owner. then I would pay 1/2 and leave it at that. Depending on who it was I might get the room owner to be the middle man and make sure everything is on the up and up.

WC Fields was also a drunk. He is credited as saying "Who took the cork off my lunch" He was also what we would consider an open player today. He was a very good pool player.