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Steve and I started playing about the same time and were part of the group of young players that played in a lot of tournaments and gambled around Denver in the 90s. He was a great player and quickly worked his way from a C player to a AAA player by being in action all the time. I was...

Here is a thread about him: https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/keith-crawford.389776/#post-5074732

I believe you are right about crawfish - he was one dude I always wanted to meet. Welcome to the forum!

That was my first thought too

Should be able to beat him now then. Bet it up! :)

Ah. Those were the good old days. Fun until the fbi showed up at your apartment and took all your computer equipment. lol.

I'm having trouble visualizing how a naked girl could get on a pool table. Any photos or videos? ;)

All we really know is that you have a problem with Mark Tadd. That's ok. We just know to ignore you now.

For Canadian pool players it’s E IOU AY.

I was going to post something similar. The losers in a tournament are more important to the success of the tournament than the winner. Because the more losers the more money. But there is only one winner. And there will always be exactly one.

I was at a tournament one time and a friend of mine bought a big name player in the Calcutta. The player did not buy half himself. So he offered it to me. I bought in. In the money round our player dogged his ass off to the guy he rode with. It could not have been more obvious. I looked...

Me too. But we were in the same region mostly.

In the old days the added money was to get players there because they would drink alcohol and buy food. Players don’t do that as much. I’ve seen tournaments where the house adds a bunch of money and the top 4 players or so drink water or coffee the whole tournament and then go across the street...

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/cochrans-in-san-franciso-some-of-their-best-players.105420/#post-1297918 Read a few posts starting at this one. I just refreshed my memory.

Jesse. He came back and started playing again and then was murdered on the sidewalk shortly after that. When I met him he was older (70s or 80) and just full of joy at playing pool.

Need me to send you some homeopathic remedies and essential oils? Never mind. If I send it USPS you’ll be dead long before they get there.

I’ve certainly seen a lot of examples that back up your claim. I quit for 10 years and when I came back with about 3 hours of knocking the rust out I still beat the same players I used to beat and lost to the same players I used to lose to. Except one. Who was a banger when I quit and is now...

The golf influencers do that kind of stuff all the time. It’s pretty entertaining.

I discovered her a few years ago and it was a breath of fresh air. I love watching her play.

Last I heard he was in Las Vegas and still being staked. He would be in his late 60s now I think.