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Nick Varner won the same tournament two years in a row. Two and half decades later, Max Eberle won that same tournament two years in a row. What other azbilliard member won that tournament?

The poker player: The S-follow through is mesmerizing. The break:

That's only four miles from the Crooked Cue! I missed it.

I couldn't find Sucker's Game at that link. Anyone have a link?

Finding a house with a 22' x 18' room, then acquiring a 9' or 10' Brunswick Centennial or Anniversary table and installing green cloth.

Remember when Tom Cruise used a Balabuska and dumped on Paul Newman but Paul Newman thought that he had beat Tom Cruise with superior skill? That was so awesome.

Nice playing. "5 BnR in 7 racks" -- You are a straight shooter, no doubt. Thanks for sharing your matches with us. What size were the corner pockets?

At the Crooked Cue, I could see some stains on the five month old cloth. Even the 10' which doesn't get as much play as the other tables had a circular stain from a glass or coffee cup with a wet bottom being set down on the cloth. I never saw any sign that said there was a $500 fine, nor did...

According to google, Felt Billiards and the Crooked Cue are 1 hour apart. If you stayed at a hotel half way between them, you could drive 30 minutes south to the Crooked Cue to play on the 10' or a 9' or a tourney on 9' footers on Sunday; or you could drive 30 minutes north to Felt and play on...

You could still dine and dash. If you haven't realized it yet, 90% of the people in the world are inconsiderate scumbags who only think of themselves, and they have no morality, so they will try to get away with anything they can. As long as they can record it with their phones and post it to...

The picture shows the upstairs level, which contains 8 x 7' Diamonds. Upstairs is an open loft style setup with red brick walls. There are black upholstered square stools that line the walls upstairs. There are plenty of stools for both players and friends. I think the couches are for people...

Over Christmas, I was in Colorado Springs, CO for a couple of days, and I was surprised to find a pool room in the downtown (?) area called The Crooked Cue. It's a couple of blocks east of I25 which runs North-South through the city. The bartender said the tables were five months old: 7 x 9'...

Do pros ever explain to the ref what they are going to do so that the ref has some forewarning? I think if Efren had told the ref to watch for the cue ball hitting the rail after the cue ball hit the 2-ball, then the ref could have positioned himself to see the rail clearly, and Efren wouldn't...

CB -> rail CB -> 2-ball CB -> rail CB -> 5-ball The announcers asked for a replay after the rack was over: Everyone should rewind the video a minute and watch the beginning of the safety battle prior to the bad call.

I never understood those shafts. It seems like a carbon fiber shaft with wood wrapped around it. If you want to make an LD shaft, that would not be the way to go. Carbon fiber is denser than wood, so a plain wood shaft without the carbon core could be made more LD. Similarly, a carbon fiber...

Why the heck not?! What's their reasoning for that?

When you are watching any youtube video, if you look below the box where the video is playing, there is something that looks like this: If you click on Share, you will see this: If you check the box that says "Start at", the video will automatically start where you have the video...

Check out the video accompanying the ad: the balls look like they spin on one axis.