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I was there. Pretty sure it was Simonis 860.

Get the book "Byrne's New Standard Book Of Pool And Billiards" and Bert Kinister's video "60-Minute Workout for 9-Ball."

Pretty impressive from such a small pool of players. (And I'm not just saying that because all of my ancestors are Nordic! 🤪).

How about allowing the weaker player to have the option to shoot the 8 early? So, for example, if you're giving him 2 balls, when he has 2 or less balls left, he can shoot the 8 for the win or any of his remaining balls (perhaps to get better shape on the 8). Handicaps would range from 0 to 7...

Ultimate Team Gear.

Sadly, I agree. My list was about what I would like to see, even if it may be impossible. I think it's too bad jump cues weren't outlawed immediately. Didn't Pat Flemming invent the jump cue? 🤔

Jump cues make it MUCH too easy to hop over balls, even when they're close to the cueball. Only allowing full-cue jumps would separate the great jumpers from the pretenders and would force more kicking. It's disgusting to play a great safe and have your opponent pull out a jump-cue—essentially a...

9-ball is indeed nonsense for the pros at this point in pool history. Here's what I'd like to see for pro rotation pool tournaments: 1) Call-shot 10-ball. 2) 10 on the break spots, but early 10-ball combos are winners. 3) 10-foot table. 4) 4-1/4" corner pockets with commensurate side-pocket...

Kamui medium. Love it!

Grady was a one-of-a kind!

Ya roll that one with a level cue. They're playing on new cloth with recently leveled tables. It's a no brainer.

My wife and I are downsizing and I have to give up my poolroom. I have a collection of 13 framed, autographed pro-player prints for sale. Corey Deuel and Johnny Archer are not autographed. If interested, please respond.

https://billiards.colostate.edu/faq/rating/NPL/

Real men jog home after their vasectomies. Suck it up, buttercup. 🤪

To interest the general public, it doesn't matter what game is played, the size of the table, the rules, etc. They want to watch THE MONEY and have a personal connection to THE PLAYERS. If they're playing for huge amounts of money and the players are showman, rather than emotionless robots...

The Breakers' billiard room in Newport RI is amazing, but no carom table.

Cowboy maybe?

Again: What is your budget?

My wife went to 20/10 vision in both eyes after hers. Good luck!

I just don't see it, Jay. Safeties are not good television.