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grew up learning and playing on 9 foot snooker tables. When I went to college they had 2 six foot coin-op tables in the student center with what looked like five inch corner pockets. I ripped those tables up.

My pool mentor claimed that small tables were tougher due to congestion, same amount/size of balls in less space.

Great find!!!!!

A trick that I have used in the past, is to go "outside" the event room booking and try to book a room at the hotel like a "regular" guest. This is a BIG numbers game that may work for you at larger hotels. I had a professional/insurance meeting at a Vegas hotel which was going to "use" maybe...

My wife worked in the "meetings" industry, this is very common, and YES the event gets a $$$$ kickback from the hotel.

first item, silver, is a Cue Cube, find it on ebay. Has a nickel side and a dime side.

like playing in the old Polo Grounds.

Black Walnut was my father's favorite. I often wondered why you never see black walnut in cues, but quite often in gun stocks. Any more info appreciated.

Spent first 40 years in central Illinois, and the past 35 in east Metro Atlanta Georgia. Grew up playing snooker, which gave me a leg up on the college bar boxes. Then laid down the cues for awhile until getting into BCA league in the early 1990s. Pretty active for about 10 years, went to...

put a strip of colored plastic tape around it near the joint. easy to see, easy to remove.

I have a 4x8 butterfly case, in faux tan ostrich, I bought from Joe himself in Vegas at VNEA in 2000. Plus 2 other 2x4 oval cases. All are still in great shape, doing what they were supposed to do.