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It's the same table for both players so it doesn't matter. And the pockets are not generous by any reasonable standard.

Who cares?

Ernst is too aggressive, but that can be fixed in time.

Hayden definitely looking and playing like a mid 700 player (800 shooter, 750 tactics and decisionmaking, occasional 650 level mental errors). Januarta seems a little high at 796 but he did hang with the adult pros at the PLP. Overall the level of play in this junior event has been super...

How is the quality on these? I assume fine… but the printing costs are only part of the unit economics for bringing a book to market.

Small print run books are often expensive. In the golf world, new books for a small audience (e.g. golf course architecture) with retail prices of $100-200 are not uncommon. Once scale increases, then the price can and will go down.

There is no such thing as free shipping, despite what Amazon and Walmart want you to think.

Not really, but I’m also not offended by pros running out more than 1 rack per set.

10 ball, the game where even top pros break and run out only 10-15% of the time. How fun.

Tyler’s highs are quite high, but his lows are atrocious.

Frisco seems like a total nothing of a place but it serves the purpose by being more affordable for MR than other major city options and close to the DFW airport.

dogfight in the winner's bracket final between Gorst and Gerson

No offense to all of the people coming to Jay’s defense, but none of us (including Jay) knows what the cue looked like when the buyer opened the box. Perhaps this guy deserves to have the AZB mob come at him with virtual pitchforks but perhaps he doesn’t.

These top heavy payments are unsustainable in their own way.

How anticlimactic was that finish? No crowd response at all.

Unfortunately these kinds of transactions end up in a he said, she said situation. And the service will tend to favor the buyer.

I used to love staying at the Vdara when I went to LV for work in the 2012-2016 range. It was one of the only non-smoking venues on the Strip, low prices post-recession and the rescue of City Center, beautiful rooms and views. Presumably the prices are no longer low.

Also known as normal pool tables? some people seem completely incapable of seeing pool on a non-tricked up Diamond table without slamming the pockets as “buckets”. It’s like a Tourette’s tic.

How great is it that a pool hall in lower Manhattan is still thriving? It can be done. I’m sure it’s hard work though and not for the faint of heart.

Filler is playing well and getting the rolls.