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I would like to add to this, do not overcut and do not undercut the shot !:D:D:D

CJ, I know exactly what you are saying. At the New Mexico State 9-Ball tournament in 1988 (?), I was in a match with Marco Marquez. I was in stroke, but I was sort of choking because of my opponent's reputation. I was down like 5-2. I just mentally told myself, win or lose, I was going to just...

I have always thought that my friend Billy I. was the best and most knowledgeable, whether it be 1-pkt or rotation games. Some commentators are so bad, I am glad there is a mute button.

14 - Stopped by pool room walking home from school. 14 - Didn't take long to start playing for $0.25 to $5.00 a game 14 or 15 - Was starting to beat the older players at pool room. 72 and like the game nearly as much as I did at 14. Isn't pool great ?

Terry, Will the people who paid for the 1-pkt be able to watch the finals today ?

Well, I guess they can not handle the volume. I haven't been able to log on. And, yes, I have a pass and watched first 2 nights. Will have to watch later, if possible. Will not be very much fun - knowing the outcome:embarrassed2:

Like Efren would say, "I just got lucky". I hope you are doing well, Jay.

Lucky Me !! Thanks AZBilliards for the free pass. I know this site is for all of the games in pool. One pocket happens to be my favorite game. Thanks again, Mike. Robert Newkirk:thumbup:

I am Golden and loving it. ;)

Aye, Aye ! Me thinks that I would qualify as an old schooler. Early 70's to now(hopefully we will get back to playing). Kow most of the old timers and have played many, tournaments and action. Pool, greatest sport/game in the world. :thumbup: Robert Newkirk

Hu, Prayers for John's full recovery.

Joe Frady ? Saw Joe Frady's name. I remember when you saw Joe's name a lot in tournament results. Wonder what happened to Joe, or if he still plays

Happy Birthday, Lou :dance:

The shortest, most compact stroke ever - and one of the best ever. I agree with you, Allen Hopkins, for sure

RIP, Micky. Knew Mickey for many years. Real nice guy, but did have a temper if you did something underhanded. He loved to play and compete on the pool table. He also liked to buy, trade and collect old fishing lures. The Dallas/FtWorth pool world lost a very good man. On a side note...

Rack Em, Barney !! Great, great thread. As a fellow pool player who started at the age of 15 in 1963, I very well remember the housemen in the pool rooms. Jenny, what a great place and time for pool on the east coast. :)

Lacy's Can not say I have been in a nicer pool room. Great equipment and food. A real pool supporter and great owner. You can't beat Frank. Lacy's was the site of Onepocket.org's first member only tournament. A resounding success. Hope we return there soon.:thumbup:

Tap, Tap ! Hear, hear. Agree wholeheartedly:clapping::clapping:

Pool Hall Master If you haven't seen Pool Hall Master, you have to get a copy. Written, produced, directed and filmed by Joe Santos. Lots of good players in the movie. Sylver Ochoa is main character. Check it out - add to your collection.:thumbup:

Spartan, just had to comment on your avatar. Very pretty and fixating.:smile: