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I play with a Falcon that I've had since the early 90"s. I had it turned down to 11.5mm the way I like it. Its straight as a die and the only issue is the butt cap is cracked and needs replacing.

The guy I play with on Fridays asked me if I was having fun and am i even thinking. I said yes I'm having fun and no I'm singing to the music. I was on auto-pilot and the CB on a string. It's getting more and more common when I'm playing to get in the so-called zone and having that eurific...

The poolhalls here in Nova Scotia are mostly 9ft with one location having a token 6x12. The location i go to put in two 7ft tables and they mostly get used by the tournament organizers to lay out the tournament sheets etc and have yet to see anyone play on them.

I'll give him props for not fouling being over the ball but the thin hit and ending behind the green was a fluke.

There was a RAAX bar/poolroom in Kingston Ontario that was a nice place to play in. I'm not sure if it's still going as that was some time ago since I was there. They had a raised bar/restaurant, plenty of 9ft tables and awesome food and nice looking waitresses. It was a stand a lone building...

It's a sign of the times

I was once called a showboat because I spun the ball. I didn't care as it was poetry when I had the CB on a string and my creative juices were flowing. I'm too old now to play that way and have toned it down but it's still nice knowing how to spin for position or a breakout

I have switched from Master to Triangle since finding a new cube at the poolhall. It's a different shade than the 5-6 new cubes that have been in a baggie for some years. It goes on smooth with less swiping compared to the Master or Triangles that I've been using

I started playing snooker in 1969 and never saw any jump shots and they're probably illegal from day one. I jumped a red over another red and my opponent got pissy and I told him to get over it. After that I started jumping the CB off the black onto the pack to break them open.

Place the CB on the balk line aiming straight to the spot. Put your cues down beside you with the tip almost touching the the CB and the cue resting on the rail and a loose grip. Step in and put your bridge hand under the cue. There should be no weight(pressure) on your bridge hand and from that...

I practice shooting that shot making both balls with my eyes closed as well and what I get out of that is staying down on the shot and the feeling the cue.

It all depends. Sometimes about 8-12" from the pocket on the bed. I'll place my bridge hand on the pocket and if trying one-handed pocketing both balls the cue rests on the pocket.

This practice routine unmasks everything period! Straight shooting,stance and stroke and will improve your game. You'll see automatically what you're doing wrong. Pot the ball with a stun, follow to make both balls and a draw shots. It'll show if you're putting any side on the ball and how good...

I'd attribute the most common misses to concentration/laziness and not so much aiming/stroke. After playing for years most of us learn where to aim etc.

Each pot has a 60 watt LED and not offensive to the eyes while playing or sitting and good light on the bed of the table. The combination of the 4 ceiling lights and table lights go well together

I clean the balls by hand with the Aramith cleaner ( works great) and the lights came from Amazon and provide decent light on my 9ft. I put the ping pong balls up for keeping score

I bought a cheap nylon cover, magic rack, glove and Aramith ball cleaner from Amazon. The cover fits right.

It was definately worth the $224 CDN that I paid for it. It works great and I'm playing some fun runout pool with it.

I love my little money lol.

I play with the Crical quite often and it plays pretty good and definately LD for a cheap cue