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The OP didn't even know Fargo existed or what playing the ghost was as little as two years ago. Now he wants to reinvent the wheel. Again, you have to wonder about this group. If they read this thread would they still want to be involved? Not likely if they have half a brain.

I'm also wondering if the other members of this "group" are privy to the info contained in this thread.

Advance to what? If you are letting pros in then how would you know how many will enter? Are you only going to let 8 in? What if 19 pros sign up? If that happens, then no amateurs will sign up. You may want to think in a little more detail.

All right, I watched the vid and can see what we're dealing with here. Give me a little time to digest everything and I'll get back to you with some thoughts and recommendations.

You're comparing apples to oranges.

The highlighted does not exist. Unless you can come up with a way to convince 40-50 players to put up $125 plus spend another $50-$75 for gas, food, drink, etc. when there's no chance of any reward, you are dead in the water.

The 2 most recent attempts at something similar were Ed Liddawi's National Billiard League which never really made it off the ground (for numerous reasons) and Joe Tucker's American rotation which lasted a little longer. Both of these guys have way more knowledge and experience than the OP...

Your thinking was somewhat correct. If the downtable layout was more open and accessible then cutting the table in half is a tenet of good 14.1 play. Options....another key to success, along with insurance. Like anything else, when you try making changes, results may be worse at first. This...

What I highlighted is why you need to try and change your thought process. It's not oriented towards solving problems. Those 5 balls are all easily accessible and aren't a problem. When you shoot them off one after another without using any of them to try and solve the problems that do exist in...

Have a little time to expand on a couple things. Since SSOP's site crashed that video is gone. Watch his rack of the week 139. Then watch Precision again. I'd be curious as to whether your perception of Precision changes a little. One thing about Rack of the week 139 is something Bob K said at...

We aren't talking about what you said or explained. We are talking about what TK said to you. Unless, of course, it's all a complete fabrication, which wouldn't surprise anyone who knows you well.

The only thing kindergarten level is BA knowledge of pool. If he continues to post incorrect or plain everyday fabrications I will continue to challenge him. Sorry it bothers you. Ignore button is an option.

Yes, you already told us that. You also told us that he said in post 158 the issue at hand was due to deflecting the CB. Then in post 167 he changed it to incorrect speed or microjumps or so you say. Well, which is it cuz they aren't the same in most people's universe. Perhaps you live in a...

I guess you're just too smart for the rest of us. We have a very difficult time understanding plain English. Don't play with fireworks tomorrow, you need those fingers so you can continue to school us.

Must have taken quite awhile to dream that up. Pretty difficult to say 2 completely different things and then find a way to say they're actually the same. The hole keeps getting deeper.

So in this post it's for one reason...... .......but a completely different reason in this post. Sad how the straws you grasp at get smaller and smaller as your ego grows and grows.

Again, what does that mean? Are you disputing the fact that one player may err to the right and another to the left? How about getting TK to tell us directly what he thinks. That's not gonna happen, is it.

Another post that makes no sense. They could be slightly off in either direction, correct?

You can start with a video by SSOP called linear thinking. It's one of his racks of the week. It might give you an idea of what I'm talking about. That's just the beginning. Every shot and position play you make has to have the most value possible. You have to refine your thought process to...

You may have a few small issues with fundamentals, etc. but should be able to run more balls anyway. I'd suggest walking the table more. Doing the brainwash drill an hour a week. Biggest things slowing you down are probably shot selection and a lack of imagination. You seem to just go from ball...