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They lose billions of dollars a year and are being sued for all sorts of fraud, so pool thing is the least of their problems.

Confirmed, available for US users. We can all cancel DAZN.

I don’t recommend paying for the Facebook thing. When the wnt.tv site goes live I will subscribe and report back. I typically try to pay with paypal or apple pay so there is at least one layer between my credit card and these media sites.

I couldn’t tell if this applies to US viewers. Anyone have more detail?

I think Matchroom is hoping pool turns into darts (which would be better than playing in seedy hotel conference rooms in cheap tuxedos).

I would say yes, lots of pool players. Also easy and cheap to get to for most of the country.

It’s nice to finally have a crowd after all the empty stands at the recent events. This is the only event my family bothers to watch with me because in their words, it’s the only one that seems like a sport.

I haven’t watched any of this event but this AZB thread has been the most interesting in a long time.

The inner game of tennis and the pleasure of small motions are two books that might have some insight for you. Exposure therapy as mentioned above (go out and play more) to desensitize you to the conditions of competitive play was helpful for me.

I’m total dead money and that was my experience. I would gladly hand over my money to play in another one of these events.

I had trouble watching it for long, couple with the audio problems on the stream. Likewise I think the 9 and 10 ball will be great.

But the communist countries are a lot better at pool than the USA?

The doubles part of this event started today, some good matches:

Great! Do you have any photos of what they look like turned down?

Will this be available for purchase soon?

What a mess.

Thank you!

Other than mental notes, do you have a drill to reinforce / exaggerate loose grip and arm?

I suggest reaching out to Taom and letting them know. They are very responsive and it will be helpful for them to keep tabs on people who might have reactions to their products.