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I like the fact that they are continuing to match up. Hell, they're only 27 and 32 years old. These match-ups could well continue for the next 20 or 30 years. We're pretty lucky. Thanks, you two!! :thumbup2:

Chasing a dream is a bit different than chasing a fantasy. Follow your heart but be prepared to look back on your life and wonder why you made the decision that you did. Most young men of 28 are at a crossroads in their life. I know. I have two sons in that age group (soon to be 27 and 29)...

Yeah, I started on a Suzuki 80 when I was 16... what a dog! The oil and gas had to be premixed. From there to a '67 Yamaha 305 Big Bear Street Scrambler, then a '72 Yamaha 650 4-stroke and finally graduating to Harleys. Currently have the Superglide in my avatar and a Road King as well. If...

I'll tell you what... it's pretty friggin' amazing that you find two people who started their pool journey in the exact same pool hall more than 50 years ago. I started in Swank as well. In '64 I was 15. Best guess is I started playing there a year later. And I bought one of those new Viking...

I assume that this is 10-ball, correct? On what equipment? TIA

I've got a good friend, Peter Dimmick, that is facing this dilemma this evening at 6:00 PDT. He is playing Mika on the TAR live stream table in the US Open 10-Ball Championship. Good luck, Peter!! Go for it, brother!! :thumbup2:

Being on the far side side of 60, most all of my stream withdrawals occur in the privacy of my bathroom. :groucho:

Starting with the semi-s, the races are to 9, iirc what Holly posted here in another thread. And if you weren't aware, the start times for the matches are already set apart 2.5 hours. Races to 10 or 11 would add another 0.5 hour or so to each match. The time added would have to result in...

Yep, he did. He lost 8 - 4.

Thanks for that, brother. I was really starting to question myself as to how someone from my backyard could take down Rodney and I have no idea who he is. :o

Click on the first link Holly provided. Then click on the link entitled "2011 US Open 10-Ball Championship". Then click on the link entitled "See the current table schedule for this event!". That should get you there.

Holly - Are you certain about the live scoring? I see the tables and the players' names, but there have been no scores posted for the current matches.

Try this link. It shows which matches are on which tables. Not sure if there will be live scoring. Holly said that there would be.

Thanks Holly. ;)

WOW... already. Juan Exposito Otero of Spain defeats Glenn Atwell... 9 - 1. HOLEY MOLEY :eek: Anybody know of Juan?... what's his story? Is he THAT good? And Rodney Morris get defeated by Marc Vidal Claramunt, 9 - 2... another WOW!! :eek: Apparently Marc is from my neck of the woods yet...

It also makes it tough on people you DON'T know. :thumbup: Not speaking personally here. ;)

Mine as well... bought in 1967.

"Bottle Pool" should have been a choice.

In my mind, when a "split the money" decision is made, the "B" side winner concedes (i.e., forfeits) to the "A" side winner... and the concession the "A" winner makes is to split the combined 1st and 2nd place money with the "B" side winner.

The only thing it's good for is a little entertainment. In the past, the mods would establish the odds for each player to win a big tournament. You could bet your vCash. Basically, it's for bragging rights I guess. I haven't seen any posts lately about vCash betting events.