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Bangkok: 54. Jakarta: 46

Bangkok: 41. Jakarta: 39 Race to 61.

Neither Tomoo was just at the US Open and Yannick stayed in BKK. No pros at this event. Although I just played the ex Malaysian women's champion.

Great fun! Now the team score is 20-20 in a race to 61. I won both of my games.

This started as a challenge between the league operators in the two cities. Now I am in Jakarta with the Bangkok team, play starts in a couple hours. Sponsors have supported our expenses, and put up $10K US for the winner. Each city is fielding a 20 man team. This has so far been a great...

Holly & Mark, Putting a job offer up on AZ is a great idea. This is a community of people who love pool and spend time on computers. Should be the perfect place to find the type of person you are looking for. Thank you for offering what should be a dream job to many AZ'ers, especially in this...

He is right about the high end grifters. They can be vary smooth, and they'll spend money to gain trust. Those of you that have never been approached by one are probably broke.

Actually, Bangkok is very safe. But Manila is very dangerous. My best friend in Manila (Ed Reyes) was murdered there. I agree with your advice about travelling around. 35 is a great age to see the world.

Bangkok.....hands down.

Suge, Hope to see you here again soon..........you have a lot of friends here.

I've been saying for years that there are many great players here. This weekend, Team Thailand (Kobkit Palajin and Nitiwat Kanjanasri) finished 2nd in the World Cup of Pool, behind Team Germany. Its just a matter of time until Thailand produces a World Champion.

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Congrats Monto !!!! I'll be anxious to check out your new place. Any idea when you will open? Let me know if you want me to deliver anything from the USA. I'll be in Chiang Mai next month.

Sad news. He was a good guy.

Today happens to be Paul's birthday.

I'll try to make it. My schedule keeps changing.

Get well soon buddy!

Fantastic cue! I haven't seen another one like it.

Exactly Pool players are an independent bunch. Organizing them is like trying to herd cats.

A customer of mine has a multi-million dollar business and he was playing music from XM on his phone system while customers were on hold. He did not have a license, and ASCAP sued him for a percentage of his profits.