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I suppose this should make me feel better. I only own one cue, made for me by Eric, and I've been waiting on a mysterious "rattle" to be looked at for 9months. At least you have others at your disposal. :grin:

Dave Barenbrugge.

No worries...some boys prefer plus size ladies lol

Not a chance!

Agreed :grin: Thanks to both Mark and Eric for your contributions to the pool world.

I have. When you rarely, not never, broach a particular subject with someone that you talk to daily then you shouldn't be surprised that you don't know all there is know about that aforementioned particular subject. Particularly when all it would take is a phone call to clear something up before...

By your own admission, repeatedly, you very rarely talk pool with JA during your daily chats.

As always...the voice of wisdom and apparently "crickets" from the detractors.

crickets.....

I saw it as well but didn't want to rain on his parade. However, if it were my cue I would have been pissed.

pm sent with his phone # and email. todd

Nice........

IMO, you're exactly right it is money obtained under false pretenses. The difference to me would be that gamblers in general, be it pool or casinos, willingly enter into an environment where it is understood that everyone is trying to win and moves are part of the game, that there is risk...

+1 absolutely

I love watching that guy hit the balls. Thanks for the link. todd

The reason you saw players getting to the table each game is because the format was alternate break so they couldn't put up packages. With 7-ball and players of that level if one person missed they more than likely lost the set.

Tournament Payouts Sudden Death 7-Ball October 9, 2002 ESPN Zone Baltimore, MD Place Playername Prize Money 1st place Francisco Bustamante $25,000.00 2nd place Mika Immonen $5,000.00 3rd place Luc Salvas $2,000.00 3rd place Earl Strickland $2,000.00 5th place Rodney Morris...

ESPN hosted an annual ESPN Sudden Death 7-ball tournament for six years 2000-2005 that had a winner take all format and was televised. We have a weekly 7-ball tourney at my local room but we play with pool balls on a 5x10 snooker table which makes the game significantly harder. todd

Enjoy seeing your kiddo. todd

Absolutely. todd