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Bring up this dying thread >_<

Well title says it all really... anyone? Or even better, from Jersey City? Me and a few students from my school seem to be the only ones around here that would love to take pool seriously and into the pros... I haven't really seen any hardcore pool halls around here... I wish we had more =[

Good job man.... I hope to make it to the pros =]

Personally, I like 8 ball better for now since I'm a newer player. I don't like 9 ball for the fact that if I mess up on the 9 ball, even if I ran 1-8, I lose. 8 ball requires both parties to have ball pocketing skills. Although to practice I play 9 ball for position play. For fun though, I'd...

The main question is about the butt of a cue... does it really matter? or is it just for asthetics?

That's a winner in my book lol...

Well... much easier to get a look at it than try to explain what it looks like haha... plus your input after that would be much more useful. Even a cameraphone image would suffice really..

Nobody really likes to lose... but what he was asking was if it's wrong to get challenged, play one game then leave. I think not.

I would love to see Efren play and win that. I love watching him play, his position play is what makes me love this game!

Should we start placing bets? lol

People don't like to lose... and by neutral do you mean this is your first game? If so... then I believe you should at least play one more game and if you win, then bounce, if not then your even again, and you may want to play again... I've never really gambled.. but do be aware of hustlers...

Good luck sir =]

That's what I was thinking, but does the butt affect the shot? If it does.. it may matter a lot more than I was thinking

My current cue is a McDermot EF03 cue with a G-Core shaft. I'm a semi new player, only been playing 7 months but I'm fairly good for that time. I've brocken and ran in 8 ball APA as well as 8 ball on break.. if that matters. I started looking into low deflection shafts and the OB1 caught my eye...