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Biado breaks dry. Alex makes a great shot on the 3 and gets out to take it 30-29!

28-25 Alex.

Late comeback by Biado, now 27-23 Alex.

My strategy is to refuse to get old, but it's tough going so far.

Now that he's reached his mid-20's Alex is finally starting to look his age.

Styer wins 75-63.

I haven't missed a ball since the pandemic began.

Try to play players who are better than you, but not a lot better than you. If you play players who are a lot better than you, you're just paying to watch them play. Also, when you lose just be honest and tell yourself, "He beat me. Straight up. Pay him. Pay that man his money."

Yes, I've seen comments on YouTube from former students of his who said he was a great teacher.

Tony Robles

I'm eager to try one of those new carbon fiberglass shafts.

Are you sure you're thinking of heaven?

It's too bad Shane won't qualify, he's playing some absolutely incredible pool today.

It was such an easy cross-side bank. I can't believe he missed it!

I think she was just trying to be friendly and respectful, but trying to hug Earl after you beat him in a pool match is like trying to hug a lion after you stomp on its tail.

Yes, definitely rubbish. I will give you $100 for it so you can go out and buy a real cue.

Efren names his toughest opponent:

I was fortunate enough to get to play both Tony and Ginky. I played Ginky a bunch of times at Amsterdam Billiards in NYC. Tony showed me how to jump over a ball using just the shaft, but I couldn't do it. They were both great guys and great players.

See post #166.

It skidded. He needed to be a bit thin on the 4 to go naturally two cushions toward the 6.