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That's what I play with the boys, a weekly Sat. ring game dollar one the five two on the nine, make the nine early it spots back up.

What killed the slip stroke.... Instruction.

This is why it's called 9 ball. You don't have to Explain it. Most players never beat the good players and they tire of it after a few yrs. 6 ball, top players always win in a race to 7. The SR9B rules are the same as the pros.... 9 on the spot. In poker, non professional poker players will...

Dave poker created TX Holdm. Robert Turner, Bike Card Club in Ca with over 30 yrs of mgmt said. It's the Only Poker Game non poker players will play, with the pros. For my money in my prime, I wouldn't like playing Sigel six ball, or three ball or any other game, but this rack structure...

Six ball has always been called ''short rack in pool. In snooker, they have named and done a ''short rack'' 10 ball pro event. Saying it this way, you don't have to Explain the rules. Explaining new rules to players never seems to work.

What I found is this. If you rack em tight, with the 9 ''on'' the spot. The wing balls just bank back up table to the head string area, not easy to make a ball is what I've experienced.

$10.60 cents per player overhead, & that includes table time. If there's less players, everyone gets less.

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What do you think? End of 1st round....1/2 the rooms tables open up. Finals at sunset. All players in, start each round at the exact same time.

I thought Frank McGowan did in his earlier yrs.

Acrobat file would not open BUT Just did a copy of it zar, via phone back to computer. With this format I don't care who I draw, feels like poker. When I get knocked out, 1/2 the rooms tables are now Open.

Finals dinner time. End of the 1st round.... 8 tables are now open for play. Final 4 play for the entire pot. Each round all players still in begin at the same time.

Where yah at now with matters?

When pool was not taught, unique play styles were created, and the diversity of a players form was very prominent. Corn Bread Red Slip Stroke.... who's teachin' that :). Gambling/traveling was the norm, seeing many different players pa$$ thru was the norm. Seeing Steve Gumphrys for the first...

Having moved to So. Cal Long Beach in summer of 76 I heard about em. A yr or so later we crossed paths. One thing jumped out at me! He always wore collared short sleeved shirts with his ''tails'' hanging out. Well tell the tail. He'd practiced so much on the GC, the metal edges cut...

Was wondering what century did this become our norm? Before the depression era?

They would make an interesting collage assembled, cut up and inserted into wooden triangles for decoration.

Which SIU? Carbondale?

Noooooooooo...... not a pool player. :)))

Diaz.... the table duster :):)