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The obvious safety at this point is to take a foul yourself and leave the cueball where it is and now your opponent can't continue to take fouls if the 3 foul rule is in effect.

One good option that I haven't seen is the two rail kick off the top rail into the diamond right beside the 8 ball with a little speed to send the 8 ball toward your side of the table and the cueball to the bottom rail.

His opponents didn't miss a ball either for 18 games.

The way they play the monthly tournament at HardTimes in Los Angeles is anytime more than 4 balls are behind the head-string the balls closest to the line are spotted immediately. So there are never more than 4 balls above the head-string. The tournament in Hollywood run by Jay Helfert used...

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Here are some details. http://info.tnanytime.org/tngov/?p=1659

Those who make critical posts of JAM are mostly idiots. Those who make supportive posts of JAM are mostly idiots. Everyone else that posts are mostly idiots. By posting this post I'm an idiot. Wayne

You are not reading the brackets correctly. Both Allison and Karen made it to the final 8 and then lost. You probably meant to say Allison's one loss came right before the televised round.

Plus this gem was in the history: 04-03-2007, 11:24 PM AzHousePro Administrator Canwin, this will be the one and only warning about obnoxious insulting posts. Mike __________________

Sometimes size matters, sometimes it doesn't. You need 200 acres for a golf course and last time I checked golf was doing pretty well. For the around the world yacht race, you need a Yacht and 35,000 miles of ocean. Wayne

Please note: BOSTON has a bad rep and no one ever did anything to handle it as far as I know. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=12673&highlight=tony+roberto

Does this make sense to anyone? Scott was 10 games down at $200 a game on the side bet. He decides to pull up and gives the $2000 to Ronnie (????) instead of paying off Shawn. If Scott paid off the $2000 he owed why would he give it to the player he didn't owe it to. I am sure the 6...

Make that two competing tournaments because the HardTimes first Saturday and Sunday of the month will be taking place also besides the Riverside tournament.

That seems weird since there match is not scheduled to start yet according to the brackets.

One point I don't think was brought up in the what spot is better for the stronger player is HOW much are you playing for? Normally I would prefer spotting someone 8-6 rather than 15-10 unless we are playing for a substantial amount. For $50 a game or less I would probably go with the 8-6 for...

I have played this type of game twice. Once recently a guy I give 10-6 to asked to play even 2-1 on the money. I won 8 straight games and won $400. Years ago your fellow card player Jean Robert Bellande who I gave 10-6 to asked me to play even 3-1 on the money for $100 a game. I won 19...

I think you got that right considering he doesn't play one-pocket so he would have to win both the straight pool and 10 ball and he would be the underdog in the straight pool.

I don't think anyone has mentioned probably the best American all around player GABE OWEN. Although a match between Alex and Gabe would be tough, I think either one is a big favorite against Danny Harriman. Gabe just won the Derby City 1 pocket and finished 2nd in the all around. He is a US...

Uhhh, you are giving advice to someone who played 16 hours without missing a pocket and without missing shape. That translates to somewhere between 5,000 and 10,000 shots without missing a pocket or shape (if he plays normal speed). This person doesn't need advice, he needs to be challenging...

Do you have the phone number of the agency and how much they rent for?