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I would think it's gotta be one of the best arcade games ever made. It might go better with a little bubble gum... http://youtu.be/8LUKo09ErQs steven.

I have seen him before, maybe an abc network guy. Not sure... There are a couple guys in the mirror I am sure I do not know. steven

I'll have a go at it. for me... If my a game is on, the ten is a hanger and I shoot it all day long. with automatic position on the ball in the side I don't even look at the slim shot on the one. If any of my other speeds is on, I gotta shoot the one. Dan said: Sigel was going through some...

In the second post, if in the picture the balls are just off the rail, say within a chalks width, maybe more with practice, a person could jack up, hit it firm to left center pocket, and cue ball jumps a little and lands on the edge of the rail bouncing out towards center table. not a hard shot...

play for the angle you want to avoid getting straight. Do it good. aside from that.. If the distance is short, and the balls are close together, the trick shots described here work very well. If the ob is within a couple feet from a corner pocket, no matter how far away the cue ball is...

I played today, first time in a couple years. My wife challenged me. I used to play all the time lots of years ago. Almost couldn't remember how to set them up. Great game. I used to play a guy lots younger than me, Tom, and couldn't beat him. In a long set the better player wins. pm me if you...

yes, very interesting indeed. most times stats read something like.. He hits .275 with less than two outs and risp. outstanding job AtLarge. steven

runs can be hard to come by. I played some today. first shot I ran a small thirty something, then less than a rack or so the rest of the match. and lots of runs less than 11. funny game this straight pool. steven

Thanks for that video, I forgot I wanted to make one of those. Snooker guys rule. I like what Pidge is saying. I am going to try this using the line on the rail where the cloth meets the wood. steven

try this: rise up high enough until you can see the whole object ball. now you will be able to see what the heck you need to do. on shots say, within an eighth inch apart or so, you will need to be looking pretty much straight down on top of the balls to see anything. If you can't see the whole...

and there you have it. way to make a point. steven

And that is as good as it gets. It sounds to me he just hits it as best he can, the only way he knows how, and accepts the results, for better or worse. Wonderful. steven

I don't know who you are, but it seems most everyone else does. Of course, best of luck. regarding Hard times... the one time I was there I couldn't get a game for $10. I really don't gamble, I just wanted someone to play with. For $500 I do believe someone would have stepped up. If they know...

What the heck is going on?? After reading this WHOLE thing I have just one question. [years ago at the Venetion in Las Vegas, when my match with Mizerak was called..] Island Drive said that. What game were you playing and how did it go? ok, two questions. best of luck to those who are...

Welcome back! from legal blindness to 20 20 Modern day medicine is the nuts. welcome back. steven

Good shooting and thanks for sharing. can I get a Jack on the rocks?? seriously though, well done. steven

I vote the board should stay. It is a little bit of history of the room. put it on the wall and add to it. unless they want to become a disco or something... steven

real nice run lou, I knew you could play. there is a shot at just before twenty four minutes. If there is room for it... I like to lay the grip hand on the table as I stroke. very stable... btw, you can forget about any future "business opportunities" near where I live. thanks for the video steven

All good books and advice. read everything. then.. when you are able to not think about it you are ready to play your best. steven