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i would fully agree with stu.. fedor showed last year in WC, US open, masters where he is in the pecking order and he's no slouch in long race money matches either (10b / 1p). filler has been racking up titles for for 7 years and almost made a clean sweep at DCC last year, won buffalos the other...

maybe predator. since they have begun doing eurotour, which in practice is euro exclusive, then why not an american championship?

i heard yesterday this is in the making. any truth to that? (i don't have facebook)

taom template rack:

i learned it the old way and even though i have read the rule, watched drdave's video (and understood it), i still instinctively think "foul", lol

yep, with proper cleaning i mean at home once in a while cleaning. i don't lug around isopropanol or magic erasers. shirt works fine.

nice to see justin playing more and more out there. he played a tournament in boston the other month so it's not just close to home stuff either

i don't doubt the greedy part but it's more likely that storing media in 1975 was bulky and heavy and that the data writing for each photo took forevers

jasmin played better patterns, which isn't surprising with her age and background. chezka seemed quite unfamiliar with 8-ball going in to this, kling wrote in the other thread that she didn't even know the rules for a scratch on a potted 8-ball. and it's safe to say she hasn't played any...

i jest

that's a big difference because that rack is wonky.. i believe the predator table at the men's event has had 4.25" pockets too, shelf slightly deeper either way the ladies played well, i'm not negating that

same. i always wear dark t-shirts / sweatshirts anyway. for proper cleaning i use isopropanol and microfiber cloth, sometimes magic eraser

you forgot sciency stuff. wtf is up with that??

she said it's her least favorite game and it had been years since she played it, until predator's venture into eurotour earlier this year. but i would guess that chezka has played it even less

i really doubt he was going two rails forward. maybe he was cautious of going off the bottom rail and too close to the 9 and added too much side spin.

great win for jasmin, twenty or so years into her pro career. her straight pool background came in good use here

chezka has great timing in her stroke, great connection. not much leverage but still breaks well because of her timing

zlateva has recently moved to alabama and from what i've heard is now focusing 100% on pool. she was a part timer til now, working some tech job i think. i wish her luck

chezka won, despite some failed outs

top it off the bottom rail to mid table. i see no problems after that