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Yes, but how does their opponent even let this happen? Seems like 2 drunks not paying attention to the game. :confused:

I have no problem with jump cues. It has changed the way we play safeties also. Instead of just leaving a ball between the Q ball and object ball, you must try to keep the Q ball within a couple inches of the blocker ball. What was a good safety 20 years ago is an easy jump. A good safety today...

It's not wood, so you can just use a damp cloth. It's carbon fiber, moisture will not hurt it.

I highly doubt that this company will have exclusive rights to these players pool careers. Maybe it's just an agreement while playing a match hosted by this company. Similar to a user agreement. Time will tell.....

I had a sneaky from 1989. I'm no expert but I believe the sneakies were from 1988 to 1992. There are others who would know exactly what years they were produced.

My team is in the Masters Event. We usually cruise over to Griffs once or twice.

I'm taking away one important detail here. Jennifer B. likes to play at a slower pace. Any money matches with her may involve a shot clock if her opponent knows it affects her this much. I'm calling BS! Any tournament I've ever played in has time consideration. If somebody is playing at a slow...

Just marking my place. LOL, I've actually read each post. First off, congratulations Glen, for making your own product and getting it distributed all over the world. Wanted to get this thread back on topic :) I learned what a SDS is....WOOHOO! When I was 10 years old, I knew it was harmful to...

Hey, you were supposed to come play me.....when is that happening?

Not sure about the rest of you but.....I'm going to Walgreens and buying up all the vitamin B12 on their shelves :rolleyes:

I had the opportunity to play with one back in the mid 80's. A guy by the name of Alton owned one at the local pool hall I frequented. He wasn't a good pool player but he really enjoyed the game. We were playing some 9 ball and he asked if I wanted to try his cue? After running a few balls I...

Not sure why everybody is bustin the OP's chops over their local rules. He said it is fun and quarters are lined up for other wanting to play. As long as you learn their rules, no problem. I used to play in many local bars years ago and they were willing to bet $2, $5 or $10 a game. I would...

Those actual games are pretty close to Fargo prediction. Not bad :)

As far as getting established for BCAPL Nationals, you are required to play 8 weeks of league to get 40 games minimum. Tournaments have nothing to do with getting to Nationals. I know the team requirements have changed and they opened up who can be on a team. It used to be limited to just...

Hey, what about Tucson? Thought you were heading this way?

Do you actually read the stuff you type? I've read many of your posts that simply spout out science and supposed facts about energy transfer, squirt, deflection, etc... Do you ever get out and play pool?

For the real pool cue aficionados, you will need pics of the joint(both ends) and the bumper.

14.1 in it's prime, back in the 40's thru 70's, I would say 100 ball runners were common for Pros. Nowdays it is rarely played. If any Pro player put some time into learning the patterns, they could run 100 balls just like the Pros of years ago. Times have changed and so did the pool games...

Brings new meaning to the phrase "Blind, My ASS"

Freddie, where is John playing at? I know he will be going to Monterey CA later this month.....