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There is. You get to review your play. Your mentality. Your approach. Your equipment. Your game plan. Your energy. Your mood. Everything. All with a brand new lease on life at zero zero and not when you are getting pounded on and trying to come up for air. Anyone who has ever played a lot of...

So Erick won the single elimination event. Mika won the double...DOH...that's right. Erick didn't get a second set. The single extended race in a double elimination event is something I will never agree with. Mika played some tremendous pool there. It was also interesting to listen to him talk...

Nope. It's a fact. When someone can draw the ball on the pool table with a racket or golf club, then you might have a legitimate argument. Sure you could draw the ball with an elk master. So can I. You would get more distance with a harder tip. The rest of your game might go down the drain...

I hear ya. But I'm not talking about that. I'm just talking about the OP and what is gonna draw the ball straight back as far as possible.

On the same cue, the harder the tip, the easier it is to draw. The softer the tip, the harder it is. Don't believe me? Stick a rock hard petrified piece of leather on your shaft, and draw the ball however you do with a normal stroke. Cut that off. Now stick the softest, fluffiest, marshmallow...

I'd set up something like Camel had going back in the day. Lots of stops, decent money so that players could earn an ok living. End of the year bonuses, etc etc. Only catch would be that along with the entry fee, to be eligible, all players would have to crawl across the floor, bow down and...

In his first match on the stream, he seemed to struggle initially with overpowering his shots on a Diamond. Kept getting out of line. Seemed to settle in halfway through the match and give up on trying to run out sometimes, and play safe instead. Ran away with it from there.

Cuetec has that custom option where you can get the colored graphite covering both butt and shaft. Greatest cue ever made.

It's great the a player such as Archer is enthusiastic about M.C. But, Archer is also a successful businessman now. How many other American players have solid financing to attend all the Mosconi Cup events? Maybe other players don't have access to that type of financial stability.

Know a couple who are still out their money.

I don't understand why girls all over the world would pay dues, and play in regional tours, to try and qualify for a dead WPBA tour that has almost zero events anymore. Be a different story if you were paying dues and they had tons of tournaments lined up like in the past. But if they can't...

This is the absolute truth. It has to rank up there with some of the most entertaining stuff ever posted on here

Wow. See this is something that I never ever would have thought of simply because I don't play league. Very enlightening info.

My point exactly. With the exception of the top players, world ranking, and potential invitational tournaments (if fargorate positions itself like that), a lot of every day non league pool players could probably care less about their number, and paying money for it. This all reminds me of when...

You would think they have to for games like one pocket. Some might dispute that because of several high finishes by non one pocket players at the derby. But to not make some distinction for that game, is just wrong IMO. Rotation games, and 8ball, not so much. One pocket? Totally different ball...

While I can understand this, I don't think it applies to certain people. To some, improvement or lack thereof, is measured purely in $$ made, and by personal accomplishments. I know I don't care about a number measuring how awesome or how terrible i play. I also know that my opinion isn't...

Hmmmm. I'm on the fence about the whole money possibility. Although, I am wondering if a system like fargorate would have actually done anything to stop unknowns from stealing, like when the Brits showed up as a team, and scalped that tournament as a bunch of relative unknowns at the time. Even...

My point exactly. It costs money to play. And there is no guarantee of winning. How many people have a salary like SVB does from cuetec? Not many. Sometimes it's just not worth it. You play in the events you want to play in, and if you make Mosconi Cup, that's great. If you don't, oh well...

What does 1st at Turning Stone pay? What does 1st at the Chinese 8ball pay? (No Mosconi points) While you are at it. Why not add up all the Mosconi Cup points event 1st places, and then compare that to the 98K that Darren won at the Chinese 8ball World Championship. What if there is a...

I think you guys are completely missing the point. So what if someone doesn't play in Mosconi Cup points events? What is Mosconi Cup worth? 20k if you win, 10k if you lose to each player? IF you get on the team? Some players are more concerned about making a living, rather than selling their...