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I own the rental property. It's a 3-car garage with a 1,000 sq ft living quarters above it. I do NOT rent it anymore. Renters are a royal pain. Three of the last four the police got involved, damage was done, and one renter got thrown in jail and then later killed in a car wreck running from...

I've watched a lot of pool being played on Diamond tables. And from what I have seen the balls will wipe their feet and go in about the way one might expect. And yes, some times they were playing on new cloth and getting the slide effect. But other times it was not. Either way, this new...

Yes, a professional table mechanic did my GCIV. And nope, I don't know that. Sounds like your opinion. I respect your opinion but others have different opinions. See the above post from jnwilliams. r/DCP

What are the new Gold Crown VII tables selling for?

And what if I decide to go with 4 3/4" corner pockets on the new Diamond? My Gold Crown IV has 4 1/2" corners and 4 3/4" sides. It plays very tough.

No I do not know this. And how do you know this?

SW Indiana. Thanks for the offer but nowadays I only buy new things. Got burned a couple of times over the years with cars and motorcycles so I only go brand new. And that reminds me, I need to contact my renter(s) to see if they want to renew in 2026. If not I need to get down to the...

Why does it take so long? Do they start from scratch? Or are they that swamped with orders?

I just checked with Diamond Billiards about ordering a Professional table. Delivery time is 4-6 months. Had no idea it would be that long. Are they that busy? I guess they must be. I should probably check with my renters now to see if they want to renew for 2026. If not I had better get...

The Sands Regency tournament from Reno stops with 1999 on the Accu-Stats DVD collections. r/DCP

because the 8B fell in. Did you folks not see it sitting there, over the corner pocket?

Yes, I contradicted myself there. But what I meant was that I've tried that plenty of times before. I probably just forgot about it and thought it sounded like something different. There isn't anything I haven't tried over the last 20+ years.

I've done all this. Many times over the years.

As a matter of fact, yes, I do have a space in my rental property that I could indeed put a 3rd table.

You might have a point. Not sure I have ever tried the middle ground. I usually soft break them or hit them fairly hard. Maybe next time at the table I will try something in-between. Guess it can't hurt to try. Especially considering I am at my wits end with this table.

Mark, Wrong. I'm on here alot. That idiot poster always - ALWAYS - trashes and bashes me. And for some reason he gets at times other people believing him. He's done it to me tons of times. And I've complained to a Mod about him. The mod admitted he was an a$$hole. r/DCP

Uhhhhh, what?????

Uhhhh, what??? It looks fine to you??? Considering there is no chance to break n' run here I'm not sure how it looks fine. It's this type of spread that seemingly happens almost all the time. Just no chance.

But to answer some of the questions: I usually break off the rail on the right side. The right side facing the rack. Aim point is the 1B square, trying to squat the CB. Here's a couple of pics of spreads that are oh so typical:

Whatever u12armresl said it is complete and total horsesh~t. He's done this many times. One mod referred to him as an a$$hole. Don't let this idiot influence you. As far as answering questions - I have done that many times. Maybe not in this thread but certainly in other threads. I've even...