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My jeans cost more than my slacks.

So Texas is incapable of being professional. Got it.

I'm pro dress code, always have been. If you are a professional in the public eye, you should dress the part. I do not think it is unreasonable for professional tournaments to enforce dress pants, polo and dress shoes or non athletic dark sneakers. For those who say the players are...

Two questions: 1. Why do you have nails on Gold Crown screw in pocket liners? 2: Why are you covering up the allen heads that hold the liners in place? They are recessed so they won't come into contact with balls.

Self conscious because he's going bald.

Sounds like a golden opportunity for you to take advantage of the gap in the market. When can we expect your product to be available?

I only have a set of the Aramith Tournaments and I cannot feel the numbers. FWIW, I also have a couple sets of Brunswick Centennials (made by Aramith) and cannot feel the numbers on those either. Yup. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/gold-crown-ball-polisher.538320/

Multiple sets or balls from the same set?

What the British are doing is light years better than anything we (USA) have done for pro pool...EVER. This will be the case so long as there are no funded programs for youth development beyond the APA. Other countries cater to pool as a serious sport. For the most part, in the USA it's...

You do realize the "dead air" you're experiencing is because you're watching a stream and not the televised broadcast? There is no advertising for stream viewers to see, only TV viewers. The arial shots of AC prior to getting back to the match are run after the ads have aired. As I stated...

You do know you can quote more than one post in your response, don't you?

You don't have to watch if it bothers you that much. Matchroom events are televised in most of the world. They gotta pay some bills.

They had Simonis in 1990...lol. The Camel Pro Tour events I went to in the 90's were played on Camel color 860.

That's how Matchroom and most pro 9B events rack the balls; 9B on the spot. Have you watched any of the Matchroom events?

Not with the 9B on the spot and the reduced break box Matchroom employs. A cut break is required to give yourself the best shot at pocketing a ball on the break (1B),

3/8" facings will yield 4.125" corners. My buddy's table has 4.25" corners. Mine has 4.125" corners. The difference is noticeable with my table being much tougher.

I understand the math. Have you found 5/16" thick neoprene in the appropriate hardness? Again, I'd go 50 Durometer vs the standard 60. If you spoke to someone at Diamond and they provided you with the info, ask if they will sell you the 5/16" facings, either precut or the raw material.

Good point...lol!

Does anyone know when the semi finals and finals will be played? The Matchroom Pool website only lists TBD. Just curious if this is supposed to wrap up tomorrow or Sunday.

It's 1/4" (4.375"), 3/8" (4.125") or bust. If you are planning go 3/8" I recommend you go softer than 60 Durometer. Standard 316" facings are 60 Durometer and you are planning to double the thickness. At 3/8" and 60 Durometer, the pockets will most likely play dead.