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I have a listing for a Break Time in North Carolina--is it the same, or different?

Is there a Hi Cue anywhere in the area? There may be a typo in the address. I live in New England, so I don't get to check many of the sites.

Thanks, guys. I put the new listing on the website: http://www.findsnooker.com/Virginia.html The latest Yelp review calls the place "Happy Billiard," so that's what I used.

The table was sold a few years ago, from what I remember. I still have the listing, though: http://www.findsnooker.com/South_Carolina.html

Have you found any snooker tables in Hawaii? If you do know of any tables, please send me a private message or send me an email [admin (at) find snooker (dot) com] and I'll post the listing here: http://www.findsnooker.com/Hawaii.html Regarding Hong Kong: have you been to the place in Tsim...

There are still several states for which I have no leads on snooker tables. Hawaii Maine South Carolina Vermont West Virginia Washington, D.C. If you know of any snooker tables in one of these places, please reply here, send me a private message, or (preferably) send me...

There are still several states for which I have no leads on snooker tables. Hawaii Maine South Carolina Vermont West Virginia Washington, D.C. If you know of any snooker tables in one of these places, please reply here or (preferably) send me an email: admin (at) find snooker (dot) com.

Welcome, Snooker Theory. Where do you play snooker? I rarely play snooker these days but I maintain a website that keeps track of snooker tables in the United States. http://www.findsnooker.com/index.html There are links to organizations and lists for other countries...

Any discoveries? This might be something to let Dr. Dave know about.

Hi, Rod. I'd be interested in whatever data you have about additional tables in Alabama even if your list isn't complete. It's best to email me via the website (admin at findsnooker dot com). I see those emails daily, but I rarely check AzB these days.

Any update on Foley's Bar? (I don't check AzB forums that much any more, but I read email sent to the FindSnooker.com website.)

I posted this in the main forum, too, but I'll say it again: THANKS! FindSnooker.com first went online in June of 2009, and thanks to the legwork and contributions of numerous AzB users I'm able to keep the site up to date. At present there are listings for 378 tables. That includes the first...

Eight years of FindSnooker.com - thanks to y'all! FindSnooker.com has been online since late June of 2009. Thanks to contributions from numerous AzB users, we've had eight solid years of updates. I'm often tardy in posting corrections and new listings, but I eventually catch up. I've hardly...

I finally got around to posting it on the page for California: http://www.findsnooker.com/California.html

I just added the table to the listings for Oklahoma. http://www.findsnooker.com/Oklahoma.html Although I don't usually add too many details about tables, pocket quality, cloth, etc., since the info may be outdated by the time I hear about it again, please let me know if there's anything...

Here we are seven years later, and I still haven't heard of any snooker tables available in Washington D.C. http://www.findsnooker.com/Washington_DC.html If you know of any, please send me an email via the website or follow up here.

Hey, MikeF, are you still playing snooker? It may take a few months of playing to get used to the snooker cue, the cloth on the snooker table, etc. Schuler still sells shafts for different games, including a snooker shaft. Though you likely have a more refined touch than I, if you like the...

If you know about snooker tables in Mexico, please post them here. For now, tables in Mexico will be listed on the page for California, though for border towns the listings could also be bundled with the pages for Arizona, New Mexico, or Texas. http://www.findsnooker.com/California.html Once...

Hi, MikeF. This post is over a month old, but I figured I'd add my 1.5 cents. (You get a 25% discount). If you don't have much of a problem switching between pool cues, I don't think it'd take you all that long to get used to shooting with a snooker cue. People notice the small tip at first...

Run snooker tournaments and/or leagues. Encourage people to play "six reds" if you want to speed up the pace of play. You might even consider a statewide league that would bring players together periodically. If you can manage it, snag a pro player willing to come to your pool room and give...