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Well... Billiards in general were invented in France back in 17th century in the form of something like carom. I have seen almost all of his matches the past decade and i havent seen him making a jump. But, i am with you that hew did it. One? One? Just one?..... You got the point..

I will say only one thing: Snooker and pool are two sports that need to be highly skilled in order to be a Top recognisable player. BUT in the snooker accuracy and lack of luck determines the level of difficulty thus which of two sports has to be more recognised and well payed. Unfortunatelly...

It is that i am trying to say. There is no "unexpected" shot when you know how to play carom. ;) but yes, what Efren has done on tables has no previous record. And i doubt in the future as well.

i'm with you 100%

Ok people...are hearing what you are saying? MiKe Siegel: Huge player....collapsed after 50 years old... Earl Strickland: Huge player....Where is he now?... Nick Varner: Huge player... no news as well... My point is that these 3 american players, among many others great players of history, had...

Another one..... I can't believe that there are so many Capones in the market...

Another beautiful Capone on the surface... ;) (is it so obvious that i like Capone? NOOOOOOOOO :D )

Well...I can't believe that this particular Capone seems to be available...DJKeys got many bruises bumping but i will help to get it up to surface. Capone cues are by far the best hitting cue i've ever played. And i have played with very serious ones such Bender, Cognoscenti, PFD and many more.

Davis and Hendry are by far the richest. Over 20 million pounds!!

In terms of breaking, close your eyes, take whatever cue, put a White Diamond tip on it and then you have the best break cue :) in terms of jumping, play 3-cushion billiards, learn diamond system and no need to jump. Efren Reyes never made a jump shot ;)

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a little more reputation never hearted anyone, isn't it? :D

http://cgi.ebay.com/Predator-2-P2PGN-w-314-shaft-Metallic-Grey-NoWrap_W0QQitemZ280187513792QQihZ018QQcategoryZ75202QQcmdZViewItem take a look on this

The market is using Moori Soft Tip!!! hehehe :D just to cheer up :)

Having the right tools aka cue, you can improve your game without blaming the cue about any bad strokes. Tip has a significant part on playing well. Also, psychological reasons play a role at least in the first period you get a new well-payed custom cue. Two examples that might help: 1. Stephen...

If i was in your place i would go for a 314 1st generation. More reliable and solid than 314-2. Nielsen has it in an excellent price and it is new. Here's the link: http://cgi.ebay.com/Predator-314-29-Radial-Pin-Black-Collar-Sale-price_W0QQitemZ280180955862QQihZ018QQcategoryZ75202QQcmdZViewItem

FREE is my middle name!! :D Happy New Year to you too.

Niels Feijen plays with Longoni so no much to tell about these cues about playability. Niels's results tells the truth.

and yes...if it is a Schuler has a respectable value.

it has Schuler joint so it is 90% a Ray Schuler one.