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It's not illegal. (At least in the USA, IDK about other countries). The OP sounds like a serious player who is sick of watching drunks play in leagues bunting balls, while he sits on the stool all night waiting his turn. Gambling, even if it's just for table time, is the time honored way to...

On most leagues the dues are paid by the week. It's usually $5-$15. Most of the players are not eating and drinking $25-$35 of food. More likely they play and go home for that $5-$15. Paying up front for the whole session is too expensive. There is nothing better than gambling. You play all...

Better off just putting money on the rail and finding a gambling 8 ball game. Leagues are too hard to run. The round robin breaks down because people always quit mid-season. Also how did you come up with a $500 buy in?! That's way way way too high.

I didn’t see a clock once. I watched the last match of the night the night before the final day.

What's the time stamp of the Efren shot?

Try now. I hit the wrong button this morning.

I watched about an hour of the last 6 ladies. They need a 25 sec shot clock on every single streamed match. That will instantly make it significantly better to watch. Ultimate Pool has the right idea, imo.

Nick vs Rachel again in a few min. We will be using the DigiBall. The sound should be in sync this time.

Nick vs Rachel starting in a couple min. We will be using the digiball.

IMO, that’s a system level problem. The software should be easy enough to use that it prevents that from happening. Or, at the minimum, give some sort of warning when it does. For example, if one player is missing his last name, but all the other players are not, the entire bracket does not...

If you can measure the diameter with calipers, and get me a few pictures without the bumper on, I can make you a rubber slip on sleeve to come as high up as you like, and 3d print it. Can have the screw capture it. No charge, just a couple bucks for shipping.

Do you mean low FargoRate 600's? Or another system's 6's? I can only speak to FargoRate.

599 is the current "death number". If you are over it, your opportunities are very few and very far between. (all the below on 9' and 5" pocket tables): 599 speed has a lifetime high run in straight pool of about 60. Might have a lifetime 4 pack in 9 ball. Might break and run 1 rack in a race...

This might be the problem. Looks like there are 3 of you from Indiana, either Dad and Jr, or all are the same person. I can't explain it. Your player profile shows the correct fargorate and the correct robustness, but zero match history. With 1323 robustness, you probably have over half of...

1-3 weeks after the date of the tournament is the average I've seen for updating. Watch your robustness number. If it hasn't moved, it hasn't been added. Also check to see if you were assigned a starter rating. If there is a 0 there, then you have not been. If there is a number there, you...

No one was forging Tim Scruggs cues 35 years ago. If that is a true story, I’d bet the cue you bought is authentic. Kind of ugly imo, but authentic. His cues were extremely affordable until about the early 2000’s. In the late 90s, A sneaky Pete was $180. A Plain Jane custom was $450 range. A...

No wood joint? Come on man? He made a bunch. Mine has a cocobolo wood joint.

That logo looks like the second one in this picture linked below. I don’t feel confident the OP’s is fake. I did buy a new Scruggs in 1999, and have had maybe 10 in my hands over the years. I’m super far from an expert, however...

The bracket software leaves a lot to be desired. I can search my name and some tournaments I played in don’t pop up. But then if I go to one of the “missing” tournaments in question, my name is in the bracket. I can’t explain it.

Warmer air can hold more water, true. Heating objects directly such as the cloth and cushions dries them out.