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I spent 13 years in East Tennessee in the Jefferson county area, one county over from Sevier county (Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Sevierville). That is NOT a good area for pool. There is all of one pool hall in Sevierville and nothing anywhere else. The odd table in the chalets maybe but not...

Tony Stark. I don't believe Bruce would take it serious enough to get good at it. The mindset of Tony would be to solve the challenge of it. It's all in the mindset. Bruce wouldn't care, choosing to focus on more important matters by his estimation.

Cut the seven in the upper left corner with an angle to come off the top rail and down to the leave an angle on the eight in the upper right corner. Cut the eight in with top follow, bringing the cue ball down table for the nine in the same pocket. If you're not comfortable with the top follow...

It was a rail bridge, and he appeared from the start to be looping his stroke. Even the best are human and make mistakes.

Awesome stuff!

Looks great!

Nice, thanks for sharing.

Great work on the Gold giveaways this month Jerry! Thanks to both you and Poison.

Spotted this today on the 'TheChive.com', thought it was a great old pic and wanted to share, courtesy of the Chive.

Anyone happen to have the results, or at least know who won the main event this past weekend? Thanks in advance.

Try starting with the cue ball off the rail, in the same square you were starting and follow off the rail and between the 8 and 2 for shape on the 2. Better chance of being on the right side of the 2 and more control than a draw shot imo.

Nice job! That's a good looking table right there.

Agree...........

The game has been around forever. The rules are pretty standard. If you don't like the rules of this particular game, then come up with a new game rather than change a time honored classic. If 'Player A' runs out, then he deserves to win. It's the nature and rules of the game. Feeling sorry...

Efren - Because he's the best, and is respectful of the game while achieving that. (Honorable Mention) Johnny Archer - I spent some time thinking about players and kept coming back to him. While Johnny wouldn't have made my list back in the day, I've come to respect him in the last few years...

Taking into account both HoF's mentioned above..... Joel Hercek. My reasons are simply his cues, their intricacy and detail, along with their value. I just wish I could afford to own one....just one.

Jerry addressed this at one point this past month. He's been very busy with all the action in Vegas, as have the vendors themselves. He stated at the time that he was working on finding donors for this month's drawing. Not much he can do if the vendors and companies that donate are busy...

Thanks, any more updates?

Porper makes several 'shaver' tools that if used properly work. Of course there are many other tip 'tools' for shaping tips. As for actual tip replacement without a lathe, it's pretty hard to beat the Willard Tipping Machine. I've seen one in action and they work. The only reason I've never...

Happy birthday!