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Yeah, because my prediction is pretty comparable to what Hitler did.

Sometimes you have to just go with your gut.

I'm calling it now. Team USA will win the 2015 Mosconi Cup!

In the 'straight to consumer' era that we're in, $55K seems like a lot for such a niche product. Financially, I understand that they probably want to acquire rights to various video clips. However, if they have the players onboard with the project it may be easier and less expensive to film...

I have an idea that I think would spark more interest in pool viewership, but I'm not sure if it would directly translate to more money in the pro circuit. I think the NCAA could host team events between colleges/universities similar to the Mosconi Cup team matches and live stream the events on...

I'm not claiming to know how to "fix" professional pool, but I do believe a few things need to happen if anyone outside of a select handful of pros are going to be able to make a living strictly from playing pool in this country. 1. The sport has to bring in corporate sponsorship. Period...

Glad to see that Josh Roberts made it into the tournament. I know that he's still looking to add Mosconi Cup points (although it doesn't look like he will make it this year).

What did the Fargo Ratings say about Team USA vs. Team Qatar in the recent World Cup of Pool? I'm pretty sure #2 Shane Van Boening USA @ 824 and #9 Mike Dechaine USA @ 797 were rated way higher than Waleed Majid and Bashar Hussain.

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I find it hard to believe that Shawn Putnam is on the list of the top 57 and Corey Deuel isn't.

Maybe I'm an oddball, but I don't really have the need for multiple shaft slots in comparison to butt slots. I get the idea and I'm sure that 3x6s, 3x5s, 2x4s, etc. work well for other players. But I would think that there have to be others out there like me that prefer the 1 shaft to 1 butt...

At this point it is clear that the gentleman has a tremor. I wish the commentators would stop mentioning it.

Whether the table is too fast, too slow, or somewhere in between. Both opponents have to play on the same table so it comes down which team can adjust to the conditions better. So far in the past couple of days, every match has been determined by which team made the least amount of avoidable...

I wonder how all the "winner break" advocates feel now. Last year I'm pretty sure this tournament was alternate break. However, Qatar outplayed USA and deserved to win. I was really looking forward to a England vs. USA or a Taiwan vs. USA final.

Guaranteed $1,700 per individual could play a big role.

Shane played pretty good up until that scratch on the safety shot of the 12th match. Overall, I think Dechaine was the weaker of the two.

This break is crucial!

Can Qatar pull off the upset? I'm on the edge of my seat.