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All I can say is wow. I would have taken a week off at least after that.

Sending PM now. Well i tried but your box is full. I would like the 2x4 case. Please message me after clearing some space.

I think the blood pumping faster due to nerves/excitement. I thought I saw 150 before he got down on easy 9 ball. Pumped because he knew he was about to win?

People are stubborn and don't want to accept the fact that a cue is not worth as much as they paid for it. Some would rather sit on a cue instead of sell it at a loss. The people who have all these cues are not hurting for money either. If they were, then they would keep lowering the price...

If Justin can soft break, I can believe him saying nobody is barred. When soft break was allowed with magic rack at Texas Open, he had 22 or 23 break and runs between 3 races to 9. Saw it live when he almost ran out the set from the flip against Mazon. Rattled the wing ball after running 8 racks.

Deanoc jr. Good luck with sale.

No way would Dennis give weight to him in any game you say Dennis is supposedly a lot better at. Alex gets so many mentions because he doesn't have to lose to anybody in any game. Nobody wants to play him even one pocket. He destroyed Justin Hall on his home table giving weight. He was won...

Players I know in the 650 range have run 75 or so. I think the 700s have all ran over 100 and most of them don't play it all that often.

I would suggest posting it on FB if you haven't done so already. Might be able to get a lead if you post in the Open Billiards Market Info/Discussion Group. I hope you find it. Nice looking cue.

All of the leagues have some type on qualification that needs to be met to participate. Whether it be 10 matches played in the last year or whatever. I do agree that more people would get the required games if they needed them to play in these tournaments. It is almost like these are...

Just giving an example because people keep talking about going two and out every week. How many games a player has in the system would make a difference in how much rating is impacted.

You don't necessarily have to lose tournament matches to keep your rating down. A player could still win matches vs weaker players and keep the score close. Fargo says you are twice as good as your opponent. You play a race to 7 and go up 6-1. You lose 5 in a row and then win hill hill...

Sounds like your LO isn't entering everything. I believe Fargo enters all scores submitted in a timely manner. You should find out. Make it 100 games. The goal should be to keep unknowns from playing in tournaments where most everyone else is established. Fargo has been around a long time...

I am not sure why these tournaments allow unestablished players to play in tournaments using Fargo. Minimum 200 games and that will solve most of the problems.

In BCA events here you can recruit players. Two players from the same league team must play every round. The others don't even have to play in the same league. The cap for our team event is 3,200. There will be some very strong teams. I think the cap is too high but that is just my opinion...

Dennis leading.

It is tough to improve your game without improving your stroke. Look at the cue ball pictures in Mark's book. The small improvements make a big difference. I have been working on my stroke using the digicue. Just trying to get the average stroke better and improving on the odd really bad...

Maybe Shaw was just freewheeling and taking low percentage shots on day 1. Sky had the lead at the end of the day so Shaw turned up the heat on day 2. Would be nice to view this match. I am kicking myself for not driving up there to see day 2 in person.

Good old Doug Young. Pretty much unbeatable when he is feeling it. I could tell you some stories. I hope all is well with him. Last I heard he was down near Houston but that was years ago.

Thank you AtLarge. Looks like Shaw played quite a bit better on day two mainly in missed shots and fouls. Sky looked like he brought about the same game both days. Just not much he could do.