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Damn, thats some good shooting! Always a good feeling, especially during a playoff match. I was on the other end of it this week, not so fun. Keep shooting well.

I think he knows how to hit a ball by looking at his previous skill levels and what do you want to check his cue for? When I loose mental focus, I take a couple of days, and at the extreme weeks off and try not to think about pool. When I come off, it doesn't take more than a few racks to get...

I don't know the answer to your question but can say I've played on a few different red clothed tables and never liked it. However, the lighting on those tables looks a lot better than what I played on. If its not lit up well its a nightmare, but I guess that could be said about any color too.

Thats all that we have here to, but doesn't make them over rated, just more expensive. However, this change on Valleys is for the better.

It could absolutlety NOT effect balls hitting the rail. You are talking about balls being hit perpendicularly to the floor, it just flat out wont matter. However, as the carpet settles, the legs of the table can sink at different levels and make the table unlevel. I have seen that first hand at...

Congrats on the engagement. I would rather have my ring on my cue because I sure cannot wear it when I play. Same with golf. Jewelry genuinely buggs me, can't stand it!

Absolutely! I thought it was well written for people who may not be avid billiards players as well.

I think this is a great explanation and probably the best guess of what happened if there is a difference. I could try to re-state but would come up with only something similar to what jridpath said.

Great answer... I might add produced in large quantities. I'll let you define large qty's.

30-50 dollars a week I would guess. This includes league fees, quarters on Friday or saturday as well as occasional food and the often needed beverages. I guess if you count the wifey in there is another approx $15 in league fees.

Good article. This was my favorite line lol: "He's the best I've ever seen," Strickland says. "The luckiest, too. The fans love him and disrespect me."

What if the slow play was hurting Lee Van? Which I believe it definetly was. His expressions from his chair seemed that of disbelief of how slow Lo was playing. There is no doubt Lo was playing slow and looking sub par to his previous performances. But man did he turn it up after the TD spoke...

Congrats to Lee. He def stay mentally in check after the slow play and Lo running a few racks to get even at 7. Very nice match Lee.

It was a great finals match, even suffering through some of the very slow early games. Once the TD director threatened the shot clock, Lo picked his pace up some and played considerably better. I think at the 7-4 point in favor of Lee, Lo put up a three pack tieing it up.

Geez... I have never seen this slow of play... coming from Lo Hi-Wen, he's taking FOREVER.

Thanks for the link!

good luck shoot well

Uh.... no

If getting to a SL6 is your goal, play the competition you match up against and win, thats it. It's hard to equate a SL6 to an actual skill, as they are very different across the country imo. For example, I thought going to a SL6 was a cakewalk. I just beat the people I matched up against and...

That is flat out sexy. GL with the sale!!!