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I just started using it and was pleasantly surprised at how I began to play smarter, simply because I wanted to keep my TPA high. I'm not entirely sure that I'm scoring things with 100% accuracy, tho. Anyone pretty familiar with how a professional scorer would treat certain situations?

I can only find one book online. Am I doing something wrong?

Would you play him again, if the opportunity presented itself? What would the details need to be to do so?

I'm ready to order right now. What's the price for both books? I'll PayPal you.

I don't play with wild money balls, except the 9B itself.....and even then I prefer the bottom corners to be dead. That solves most of the problem.

I shoot with one eye closed. I have a condition that causes me to have double-vision all the time, so this is the only way I can play.

Robin, I want to order your book. How do I do so? What pool materials do you have for sale right now? Get in touch. I sent you a PM on Facebook a day or 2 ago.

Shane Winters played a very good friend of mine at the big White Diamond tourney about 2-3 years ago. I watched him crush my friend 7-1 without making a single mistake. It was some of the strongest barbox 9B I've ever seen. He's a monster. So is Sky, of course. Btw, my friend is no...

Add me to the drawing, please.

How do players usually keep up with scoring? Do they keep score for themselves? Or do the opponents do it for each other? Or is there usually a 3rd party keeping track of it?

I'm not sure how great McCready is at big CB, barbox 9B.....but, he's a helluva racker. Translation: Keith was hittin' 'em good.

Damn. What a 1P shot. That's Corey for ya. The Innovator of Excellence.

I have a friend with a semi-restored 1912 Brunswick 10' table. Has Simonis 760 Tournament Blue cloth on it. It's a beast of a table and for sale here in Arkansas. It has the Brunswick date tag on it that shows it to be made the same month (April 1912) that the Titanic sank, I believe. I...

This really does sound like how CJ plays, if I'm not mistaken, Hawaiian.

Hawaiian, could you.....or anyone.....make a quick YouTube video showing this? I'd like to see how this compares to CJ's TOI method. Just a 1-2 minute video might make a lifetime's worth of difference.

Where is Jeffery Ignacio?

Thanks, guys. That was a neat Palmer thing on the other thread. If anyone has any others, feel free to share. I know Nick Varner has a new snowflake cue that looks amazing.

I'm getting a cue made and I'd like to have a "snowflake" inlay put in the forearm points, plus inside the boxed veneers of the butt. I've found a few images online and in here, but I'd love to see more. Let's see those snowflake inlays!

Keith, where are you located and are any of your tables Charcoal gray/black?

Did anyone notice Simonis 920? It's under "pool cloth". Is it the same properties as 860, but a bit slower? Is this the slower cloth that Greg Sullivan was suggesting for barboxes a while back? I don't see it in Tournament Blue, tho.