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Eight ball is my normal game growing up but have been playing 9 by myself for the last few years to have one object ball to try and get shapes on if I can make the first.

I'm up here working as well we should play sometime. What's your favorite game and how good are you? You like the 7 footers or 9? I've played there several times by myself mostly. Sundays are pretty cheap, like 5 bucks plus tax for all day but reasonable other days. I'm working 7 days a...

Carry your own newer chalk is the remedy?

Regularly scheduled competition to get used to dealing with nerves, watch/play better players, regularly scheduled beer drinking time, competing for a chance to go to nationals/Vegas

Looks like my ferrule. I can't remember if I ever had it replaced or not. I know I had it retipped but I asked the guy that did tip replacment if it needed replacing (after this look developed) and he said no several years ago. It's been my main player and breaker for the last probably 25...

Yeah our LO owned a franchise/territory so our city tourney included some folks from outside the city but in the franchise area. Everyone (area divisions) had a playoff spring, summer, and winter sessions locally to earn qualifying spots in the city tournament which happened once a year. 1st...

No 1099. I had been playing in that league for about 10 years before getting to that point so I had some money invested. It was only $5 a week back then if you played league night. I know the nightly cost to play has gone up since then.

When the team I played with in APA won a trip to Vegas back in 2008 it became apparent that not all LO's were required to provide the same assistance from talking with other teams there. In our city tournament 4 teams won free trips to Vegas/nationals that included air fare, room, entry fee...

Open to interpretation I'm sure. There was some guy who appeared to be asking for side action for $500 race to seven but I saw no cash and no apparent takers. All 7' diamonds and one larger than 9' table though. Most everyone playing 9 ball.

I stopped by there Monday night first time. It appears To be a newer establishment so would be required by federal law to be accessible although I couldn't verify that as that was not what i was looking for. You might have a hard time getting a table. The help claimed there were big money...

Yeah if that is a must you'll need to find someone with a home table. Most tables in one location in town is at Bills Back 40. I think they had 4 or 5 valley bar tables. The Shop used to have three valleys I think and is just right round the corner from Bills. Then the Ranger Lounge/Casino...

No advice but did you come across this table in TN? Picture states from internet and it is apart but at least in a warehouse https://nashville.craigslist.org/spo/d/westmoreland-100-year-old-brunswick/7240627127.html

Good Times Cafe This is at Good Times Cafe in Eugene, Oregon. I enjoyed it. Two tables outside on a covered patio and a table or two inside.

Having only played apa and bca one big difference to me was the ability to call timeout in apa for a teaching moment vs no option in bca.

I used to play league against a dentist and know a chiropractor who plays now.

I have personally ate many a great cheese burger and fries there over the last 20 years. I enjoy cocktails with my pool game and life in general so I have not played an excessive amount of pool there but some. Used to run a pool tournament at the bar next door for a few years a few years ago...

From a thread already about Knoxville. Some things have probably changed. I have no idea about Mexican restaurants. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=401480

I got about two weeks use out of "RIP Big Willy N Mike Hunt" before it got shortened to RIP Big Willy. I was trying to find a clever way to use Michael Hunt in a team name and that was the best I could come up with. I figured something in memorandum of my old buddies they wouldn't mess with...

How long does it take to complete a 16-24 person tournament? The payout could depend a lot on what type of establishment it is (how much money does the owner stand to make vs how much is he willing to invest), how many tables do you play on vs how many are available. It helps to advertised a...

Does the owner add any cash or do you just play with the participants money?