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I am a little biased here but Jack Madden cues are the nuts. You can pick up a new one starting around $600.

If that is what you are looking for save yourself a couple hundred dollars and pick up Break Rack.

I am not sure if I can give you a good answer to that. I think the idea is the shorter cue helps generate more speed before you contact the cue.

Why not just print the rules and carry them in your case? I assume since you are playing 1 pocket the person you are playing knows a thing or two about pool. He should be open to using official rules.

I got mine before the price went up. I think I paid $280. Now they are $100 more. It breaks really nice. It is stiff and just feels solid. You can adjust the weight to your liking by adding/removing washers. This is done by unscrewing a section of the butt. That makes it look like a jump/break...

If it is done by team does the LO pay the same amount to each team regardless of common players or not?

He is sponsored by cuetec. If memory serves me correct, he was using a Joss before he signed with cuetec.

I am going with Jack Madden. It cost well under $1000 and has the best hit I have felt.

***This is not a APA Bashing tread. I just want clarity on this subject*** Situation: Player A plays on two APA 8ball teams. He qualifies for the National Team Championship with both teams. APA pays each team X amount of dollars for "Travel Assistance". Since player A qualified on two teams he...

Maybe he said it was his moms pot

I am close friends with a couple who always play on the same team. They will talk about every shot if they can. I always try and change the rules. One or two timeouts per game.

Don't they have a dedicated forum for this type of post?

Can anybody explain why the TD allowed the event organizer to influence him? I know pointing fingers can be counter productive but at the end of the day the match was replayed because the TD allowed it. The TD is the last line of defense against this BS. If he lets it get through he should be...

OMGWTF is great. Her articles are funny. She takes pool very serious. I enjoy her insight.

Insulting a interested buyer is not a way to conduct business, even if the offer was low.

Not sure where you come from but around here we don't curse at people for reasons like this. He could have simply said "no" or said they he didn't appreciate the low offer.

So in reality you failed Shane :eek: :grin:

APA it is loss of game. Playing random people in a bar is most likely loss of game. BCA is not loss of game.

If this is BCA rules then it is not a loss. BIH to your opponent.

That is a nice long pointless story you posted that IMO doesn't provide any evidence that a scam has taken place. Please correct me if I am wrong. If I am not wrong this crap shouldn't be posted here.