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This has already been tried in the art realm remember that movie 9ball that was taking donations from all the APA players who wanted their names listed in the credits?

If you're not going to sell it in the future, does it really matter if it makes it worth more to someone else? If you want an ivory joint then by all means put it on your new cue. If there's a ban on anything the prices on the black market will go up, but you aren't going to sell it right? As...

With the exception of the tip, none of the things you have mentioned should impact your game. I have several 1 of 1 cues I have commissioned over the years. My advice is simple buy what you want. Get the look the feel and playability you desire.

I would like a 6xlt in blue or black

I just thought you might actually want to read the NAPA rules for 10 ball since you were asking questions.

Fran, You may find it interesting to read the NAPA 10 ball rules. http://www.napaleagues.com/loco/docs/rules/10-ball_v14-0.pdf .

The Royal Oaks that I have used were very much softer than Triangles. They also did not hold their shape as well after burnishing.

With all due respect. I'll call BS on this one. :) You might be right but I doubt it :) How much better did they play? How was this quantified? Over what period of time?

My hobbies besides playing pool. 1. Teaching pool 2. Photography 3. Writing Music / Playing Piano 4. Cooking, Smoking/Grilling 5. Playing Tennis 6. Mentoring 7. Online RPG 8. Shooting 9. Bowling 10. Hosting Parties I try to be well rounded. Some say I'm an over achiever in that regard.

You're going to get some great suggestions here for video's to buy. If you haven't subscribed (for free) on Youtube to Blackjack's channel you owe yourself to take a look at his 14.1 instructional videos. https://www.youtube.com/user/BlackjackDSapolis Better yet contact David about his 1 on...

I can adjust. Sometimes I will play off the wall just to remind myself it isn't the cue.

One might infer that you fear you can't play your best game unless it's on a Diamond. :) I wasn't being condescending. I just thought you were blowing things a bit out of proportion with your post, but then again people ***** and moan about anything that doesn't suit them these days. I guess it...

So if I read your complaint correctly, you booked your reservation to play in a National Level tournament solely because they were going to have Diamond 7 ft tables? So, you don't want to test yourself against players from all over the country, you just want to travel across the country to play...

We start about 7:30 and are usually done by 10:00. We play. 3 matches a night and carry a roster of 5 players.

Thou doth protest too much.....Stop worrying about other peoples handicaps and just beat them. It's difficult to compare handicaps in one league to another. There are often different players playing in other leagues and the handicap systems work differently. The best you can do is forget about...

Are you headed to Atlanta John. I'm here till Sat

I rotate cues for my regular play they are in the $2k to $5k range. I like to enjoy my cues. With that said, depending where I go to play and what time of day I may choose to take a lower end cue.

I have been recently trying the Predator chalk. It coats very well and you wouldn't have to chalk after every shot but I do. It's a bit small for my hands and I wish it was wider. The 8 sides is good for gripping but again it's too small for me. It is slightly messy leaving lots of chalk marks...

My first cue was a Viking. It's still just as good as it was over 30 years ago.

Alfredo DeOro should be on the list for consideration.