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I know for a fact that he won the US Bar Table Championship 9 ball event in Reno in 2006. He beat Edwin in the finals the same year Edwin got 2nd in both events. Congrats to Mike. Good to see a guy that is from where I am living do so well. Well deserved.

Evening bump.

Then you should answer it, twinkle-toes. I'll just say that my vote is for one of the individuals who has posted in this thread and leave it at that. :ignore:

Bump... new price on the Stacey. A gorgeous cue that plays great.

Sledgehammer has been spoken for bump...

Bump... New price on the Stacey.

Freddy your death may give new life to the pool world. How Ironic... Seriously the pool world could use the publicity Freddy. That could be your final gift to pool. :thumbup:

Hillbilly is the man. I've personally got a few lessons from him and he knows what he speaks. He is one of the premier pro instructors out there and has been on fire doing very well in tournaments. I look forward to his much anticipated book. He has done really well this year in his home...

Here are a few pics of the bumps and bruises I was talking about on the Ron Thomas. They look worse in the pictures than they actually are. And I had been sitting on this thread for a few days and in the meantime I sold the Richard Black that I had mistakingly left in the title.

First I have a gorgeous Mike Stacey cue. It has 24 points with Afzelia burl, birdseye maple, ebony and some nice ringwork. The wood in this cue really speaks for itself and will have you receiving nonstops questions about it everytime you play. It's a real eye-catcher. It comes with two...

Damn, I could never put that much effort into a joke. You did it well though. Cheers! :grin:

It's possible we could have been playing for $300 a game for all you know and I quit 1 game stuck after 12 hours. Or it's remotely possible that we were playing 10 a game and I quit 30 games stuck. I'll just keep that under wraps though.

No bar, no pinball machines, no bowling alleys, just pool... nothing else. This is AZbilliards, mister.

I last heard Alex was going to school for computers.

Not true... he got 12 hours of 10 ball action from me :D And $300 for the lessons.

Do you guys think he has time for you? I mean between delivering food to widow's, walking old ladies across the street & rescuing cats from trees... his busy schedule doesn't lend itself to getting cues done quickly.

I'm in like Flynn.

Iba posted this earlier... Gabe Owen, Buddy Hall, Chip Compton, Hennessee, Joey Gray, and Mike Banks, John Gabriel, and Andy Quinn are now out Numbers below may be slightly off: Bergman is leader at $11,800 SVB $9,300 McMinn $8,700 Everett $3,400 Frost $2,100 Bowman $7,400 Matlock $2,700...

I think the general public thinks a sign of a good player is that they bank nearly every ball and it seems to oooohhhhs & ahhhhhhhhs them.