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Why would that even be interesting? Mark has a very dedicated specialized fan base and is engaging.

This kid has a beautiful game. I know this part was practicing, but the very first shot up the long rail, center of the pocket is just beautiful to watch.

Agreed. Just checking as I think most ppl here can play more than a little.

Most here, or most players?

After watching, I do not see how you can say any different than the call on the table. There is no new viewpoint or footage.

Pretty cool. Can't tell if the guy can play or not, but it seems that he has quite a following and really wants to make something.

He's one of those guys who could "be in town for a few days visiting family" and a lot of players, good players wouldn't have to like the action. He makes it to Indiana, but does most of his playing around Railbirds.

Yes, he has been mentioned as he is in the weeds at the Derby every year. Played a few streaming table $ matches.

JT is a top player in Louisville, great one hole player, plays around Louis Demarco speed in one hole (around) He has a Bugs like stroke, fun to watch.

I think they could change the rule to 1 tie up a game or however you'd word it. The other school of thought from people was, just bash at the ball since slop counts and maybe when the balls come to rest you made a ball or tied one up that way. I'd rather not do the hit and hope shot.

Keep um coming Sir. enjoyed it.

You must have seen insults when you were logged in under another name, you haven't been around that long. I'd take Eric over her any day. And he doesn't have an attitude.

I carry this with me to every pool hall, so I am prepared for all flooring types.

Wanted to clear up something that I had wrong. Say you get down to where your opponent has 4 balls and you have one (or whatever the number is) and you are looking to tie up some balls because you don't have a decent shot. You cannot hit their (say solid, when you're stripes) first and make...

You're new to this situation. He has taken lessons from everyone in Indiana and some in KY and he doesn't listen or change things.

LOL "second, those that said I would hang balls up in the pockets because of the deeper shelf were mistaken." Ya what do all the people on here who play well and know the table specs know about shelves.

2 other rules. A defensive shot e.g. playing a designated group legally to pocket an opponent's ball. (you can't hit your solid and pocket your opponents stripe) Failing to "Play Away" from a touching / frozen ball(s). (proven you can hit into and not "play away" from a touching ball and not...

Gee I've never had the problem of someone asking where I am going to pocket it, that is what you mark the pocket for.

When has 8 ball EVER been slop the eight and don't have to call it?

Garbage. Slop counts and you don't have to call the 8 ball. That isn't pool, it's ultimate banger.