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There's no poolroom in A.C., that I know of. The closest might be Atlantic City Billiard Club in Egg Harbor. Eric

Mike, Out of curiosity, are you related to Willie? Not that it matters, just wondering. Eric

Dominican. Thing is, Burrito aint got nuthin on Chalupa Supreme. Eric

Kristina Tkach. Eric

Flush pocket cups (with the castings). It's a GC IV. Eric

My guess? Probably because cues are such a small (really small), niche market. There is very little liquidity and the market can be dominated by a a small group of cue market players, with low barriers to entry. Eric

Isn't "Pool Idiots" redundant?? Sirloin Eric

The 6 fingered man? Inigo Montoya is looking for him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig7eNpZQ4ZQ Eric

I'm far from the Fargo Rate expert, but I'll give it a shot... 3 = D = 420 4 = C = 480 5 = B = 540 6 = A = 600 7 = Open = 660 8 = Pro = 720 Eric

Just to split hairs, level 4 would be tough for a C player (my area) but a high C+ would be able to handle it. I would think C+ players would be included with "C". That's the problem with the ABCD ratings, though. It can be subjective, depending on your area. I like Fargo Rate better. Eric

In my area it would go roughly like this: 3 = D 4 = C 5 = B 6 = A 7 = Open 8 = Pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgdrAwaaCBU Eric

Anyone know where you can find the brackets? Eric >tanks

If it's free, it's for me: The Color Of Money - http://www.bmetv.net/video/3833/the-color-of-money-full-movie-720p-hd Eric

You, sir, are a stone cold genius! :) Eric

You know that Newman won his only "role" Oscar from that movie, right? Eric

Im pretty sure the year was 2002, that Pickle won the BCA Amateur Open division. Back in those years, you had a bunch of "pro" level guys that snuck in i.e. Chris Melling, Jason Kirkwood, Justin Bergman, et al. Eric

Actually, that's not entirely accurate. At a certain point, the variance starts to narrow. For example, the winning advantage goes way up from a race to 3 vs a race to 25. Thing is, you get finishing returns so a race to 100 is not that more advantageous than, say, a race to 50. Eric

Dalton was living "back east", in my area. I believe the rumors were that the Asian mob had an issue with him. I'm not sure if this was ever solved, so it's a rumor (but a fairly credible one). He definitely didn't die from natural causes; shot in the head, from what I remember hearing. Eric

Anyone remember a small time scruff that hung out at HAC (or was it the Hollywood Billiards, the one that was below ground level)? Somewhat taller, thin guy with longer, stringy hair and sunglasses? Kind of a hippy looking dude. I think his name was Danny? Eric

Hopefully, the flooding is only the roads. Thing is, the convention center of the Horseshoe is closer to the river and on somewhat lower ground. It's also not part of the building that floats (unlike the casino portion). Hopefully, its not as bad as it seems. Eric