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He sits around drinking and posting on AZB all day. Don't give it much thought.

There is no right or wrong way. Shotmaking, lining up the shot, getting onto a shot is about perception, and the perception that works best for YOU. Some players don't get down much at all. Players have all kinds of different styles. It's interesting as the young players evolve, who grew up on...

Bobby, I think just running this awesome event at Deon's academy...and not discussing it on AZBilliards at all would have been best. Some people can't help being toxic. They observe, and complain, about something...anything. Yet, they do nothing. I appreciate the streams and everything you and...

YES. This was my first mistake many moons ago.

MSgt, USAF (Retired), 1998-2018

I agree.

I'm fortunate to own the last QB Custom Cue, finished for me recently by AJ and then Cueball. It has one experimental low deflection shaft (1 of 2 made...the other is on one of AJ's personal cues) which is amazing. The other shaft is traditional and has the Scott Frost taper. The cue looks...

You have a problem with Asia?

I purchased the most high end cue Nick Varner offers from my friends at CUE AND CUSHION...simply to support Nick's brand and to have one in the bag. C & C sells a TON of Nick Varner cues. They are great playing cues. They are definitely a step above PLAYERS. I've maybe played with it twice...

(edited to be kinder) Ok, thank you for correcting what was meant to be a brief description meant to convey an understandable point. For those who care about the minutia (obviously garczar), Nick has sneaky petes manufactured to his standard by a company in china, with the Nick Varner brand. He...

Nick Varner makes some great playing cues - sneaky pete and up.

Don't overthink it. Go watch Buddy Hall and see the master of the pause. He pauses at the cue ball, and in his back swing. Then....try it out. Don't concern yourself with HOW long, etc. Let it happen naturally. Start with EASY shots.

There's NO business...like SHOW business!

I mean.....is it really that serious? It's team 9 ball. We've been watching this for 30 years now (or thereabouts). Either one vs one, or partners. The American's who get selected to play or lead the team make a little scratch, which is good for the players. It's not life or death, nor it is for...

He sure did!

Yeah, but that doesn't mean they have come to that realization.

Great advice. I wonder, will they still be pursuing the tournament trail, or are they vested in putting 100% of their effort into making this venture a success?

Love this! My first Rolex was inspired by Eddie Felson's. Mine was a 1984 16014 I think...but similar stick dial, although with a WG Fluted Bezel. Great movie. Great cue. Great watch.

Lou, my friend Deon started Street Lights Billiards Academy. Would you like me to put you in touch with him?

I ordered one shaft with their pro taper/ 12.5mm/ Kamui tip, and the other with their traditional SW taper/triangle tip.