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Let me know how it goes! I'll be heading there in the next couple of months.

I agree that most of the sales are for that reason. I've had a home table many times over the years, and they stay much cleaner with the Taom. To each their own, but $20 is nothing nowadays when everyone seems to have thousands of dollars worth of gear. My current piece has lasted me several...

I just went and hit balls at a place called Bay Shore Billiards in Long Island. If I lived around here, that would be my go-to spot! Several new Gold Crown VII tables, and the rest Diamonds. I even ran into Steve Kurtz and got to catch up a bit after not seeing him for probably 15 years! If...

I was completely joking :D

Mike is so hard to like.

They should just start racking with the 10 on the spot. That'd change things up a bit!

Here's my prediction: - These bigger tournaments will realize they need more "dead money" entrants to get the prize pool bigger. - They'll slowly start introducing tiered entry fees based on Fargo ratings to entice the lower-rated players to come. - They'll start offering reduced races to...

That also applies in Ultimate Pool. You cannot make your ball and turn the table over. I like that rule. I don't have any big issue with the rule sets that allow it, but I definitely prefer the UP way.

Do you think all chalk is created equal?

I've always been a fan of his and finally had the chance to play with (against) him in Florida 6 weeks ago. His reputation is on point. Nice guy.

For sure. But the percentage that matters most is your percentage to win the game. Playing one pocket against a top player and they leave you a long shot where you're 15% to make the ball and smash open the rest of the balls, you better take that percentage every time if your percentage of...

I totally see the point in this question. My buddy used to dog shots like this all the time and he was maybe a 500 fargo. You have to focus. I think most players become a bit complacent when they have BIH.

I've had to argue this with plenty of people. If I draw SVB in a tournament, I need to be more aggressive. I'm going for the jump shot instead of intentionally fouling and tying a ball up. You just can't out move those guys. Always give yourself the best chance to win against THAT opponent.

I agree. That was the whole point of my last thread on the subject. However, at a certain point the kids will become the problem.

I don't have the video. Kids need to learn how to behave. It's hard enough to make a living, especially when you grow up the way some of these youngsters are.

A long post was made on FB about the recent Junior's All-Around event. Apparently one of the juniors was "bullying" some of the other kids, barking at some of them to gamble for big money, and was caught on video cheating in his one pocket match. The post didn't mention the kid's name, but...

It always drives me crazy when I ask some of the "champions" to help me break better. It turns really quickly into a lesson on how to gap the balls the best way. I don't like that.

The food is great and they have some cheap action around. A couple of tighter 9'ers also!

- I used to play BCA, but now I only play Ultimate Pool League. I love the offensive format and the shot clock. - I'll play in any local tournaments that are"open", and any big tournament around the country that my schedule allows. - All Diamond table at my local spot. - The league is on the...

Thank you! I've been working on a lot of things with my delivery and that is one of them. I'm at 696 right now.