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I liked your for sale posts more without pictures. Hope all is well.

Never heard of #2 before. Bebop publishing is out of stock. Gonna see if I can find it somewhere. Looks interesting.

Of the 9 ball? I thought I saw they split the one pocket.

What is the purpose of the book if players are not able to make the system work based on the two previous dvds and all of the content on youtube? Is he focusing on a market where players do not want to view the dvds and would prefer a book? If it is a visual system it would seem that players...

I would prefer to post this here. My game is plagued by consistency issues. Sometimes I run rack after rack and sometimes I rattle the second shot. I have always played by instinct/feel so sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. After a couple hlll hill losses in which I gave away 4-5...

That is assuming that his fargo of 720 is reliable. Tinman stated that this player beat fargo 770-780 players for cash. It also sounded like this player just turned up his game after tinman got a sizable lead.

The money games I have seen from Amoroto on youtube indicate he plays stronger than 771. Loses to Raga. Beats Aranas. Beats Kiamco. I believe races were either to 18 or 21. He gives Efren the 9 ball and a game on the wire but Efren beats him pretty easily in that match.

It is interesting you say you don't think that is why he won at all and then say the second time they played Tony was no longer playing someone clueless at one pocket. I had stated Dennis learned more about the moving game from Tony during the first time they matched up. I feel like we are...

Shane isn't quite as accurate as the other elite pros. He gets away with it because of his break though. There were stats regarding the Mosconi Cup. The pockets were 4.25 instead of 4.5. Shane made more errors than anyone else on either team. Granted he played more games than the others but...

I like your assessment. An example of that was Dennis playing Tony one pocket. Tony ran over him the first day. Dennis continued to learn shots from Tony to put in his arsenal. Dennis almost cam back and beat him the first time they played. With all the knowledge Dennis got from playing...

Fargo has Filler at 821. Raga at 819. Aranas at 806. Ignacio at 801. Chua at 797. Make of that what you will. Anybody playing 800+ speed can beat anyone else on a given day. Their best days are god like.

The new rising star seems to be Kyle Amoroto. I think he is 17. You can watch him beat Kiamco, Aranas, Raga and Biado on youtube. He doesn't win every match but in some of them he beats those players pretty soundly. Shoots incredibly straight and shows no fear at all.

FWIW I had a friend recently tell me how much he learned from lessons with CJ. CJ was all about fixing his bad habits in areas which he didn't even know were a problem. I have heard the same about Charlie Bryant. There are different kinds of pro players. Some have great instincts and natural...

The problem is Shane doesn't really care if he gets action or not. Whoever challenges him has to meet his demands or there is no game. Shane feels he has an edge playing 10 ball on a standard diamond table so it is that or no action. Fargo says it doesn't matter what game is being played. 824...

Darren is one of my favorite players but he would need a huge year to be in consideration given the crop of young players in Europe. I think he would be an asset to Europe as Captain.

Typically tournaments in Challonge are used if the final score for each match is posted in bracket and Fargo is aware of the tournament. League scores can also be submitted.

That was what I saw. From your statement I only caught the second set. That makes more sense.

Last time they played 10 ball for cash Filler beat Dennis 13-5. Dennis immediately unscrewed. No negotiating to play again or anything which I thought was odd.

His record in single play was 18-6. 5-0, 5-0, 5-1 and 3-5. He basically ran over us but the thing people will remember is Sky beating him 5-3 to win the cup. He is a great player with tons of firepower. The question moving forward is whether or not he will continue to improve. He has...

The opposite of dry.