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That is one beautiful table. I love those flat rails. Maybe some day I will get the chance to play on it.

Amazing. I read this thread by Joey A and sat at my keyboard for quite a while trying to remember if I ever did dream about pool and can't even to now recall one single dream about pool. The amazing thing is that I've been around pool for most of my life and can't remember one single dream. I...

I seem to recall that there was a thread about this a while back. I think it was Corey Duell doing this in a big tournament. I might be wrong.

Thanks for everything you've done for us. I'm glad to hear that you will still be doing some commentating, you're one of the best at it. Maybe now you will have some time for our friendly one pocket match for dinner that we've talked about. Good luck in whatever you decide to do in your...

The truth is that what you say is the truth. There is beauty also in watching two players hustling each other and hiding their speed and as time goes on both games get better because neither one wants to get stuck. No profit if you get stuck and trying to at least get even. Many times they will...

What time are they kicking it off today?

Just bought it, got my popcorn ready, bring it on!

Be careful, they might have been working you!. You'll know when guy B come to you and wants to play with you giving up a bit of a handicap. We've all seen this.

I'm one of the super seniors that is not going. They expect that I should play like I did 30 years ago. Not happening. See how it goes and maybe next year if they make some adjustments.

I think the format should stay as it is until we prove that we can win with some consistency. Changing the format to add one pocket may be ok but not now. It would look like we're changing the rules because we can't win with the way it is now. Let's prove that we can win and then add some one...

The latest issue I have is July 2002

IMO Earl was the best nine baller I've ever seen. Bar none. I believe that the things that make him whacky are the things that made so good on the table.

That roll off looks like it happen at the seam where the slates come together. Maybe the slate was cracked and repaired at that spot. Seen it before.

What it's like is don't do it.

Well said. Even though the stats on runouts are smaller on the Valley tables with APA rules because of the "you got what you make" rules. Those stats are huge when you play open after the break with either table, more so on the Valley tables.

Not new. I played on tables like this 40 years ago.

Since it's their job and they like them low then it's justified for them to change them more regular than most of us. With the cost of new tips these days most of us like them a little higher so that we can get our money's worth from them.

My wife says she wants him on her APA team, should fit right in, but needs to learn more than one shot.

I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

Sad news. Met John in the sixties when he first started making cues. Real nice guy.