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So I'm curious I don't want any politics talks I just want an answer to this question. But let's say you went to a pool hall and there were signs saying let's go Brandon. That phrase let's go Brandon also means to F Joe Biden. That happened to me tonight. I went to a pool hall and there were...

I would love to play this version of pool. It looks really fun

So I went to a bar today at 7 a.m. in the morning like 1 does. And I want to play pool and I went in and the valley pool tables were gone. I asked the bartender and they said they were getting refurbished. So I'm curious how long that takes? Let's just assume that they just moved them out...

So I'm not really asking what you carry in your pool case. I'm wondering like what are the basic necessities you would carry with you if you were going to go out with some friends and you might end up playing pool at some point in time that night? I just put together my kit. Because maybe this...

So I'm curious I was thinking about pool in relation to the other hobbies that I kind of have. And I was curious what you guys would do in this situation? So I guess I'll ask this hypothetical. Let's say you moved to an area and no bar has pool tables. There was no pool hall no one you knew even...

I mean I know that you shouldn't do it. And so far I haven't. But how do you guys stop yourself from stick fighting with pool cues? I mean God I wish I could take my pool stick and wave it around. Maybe get two people to fight with it. That would be awesome. Anyone else have these thoughts? So...

I played 23 games of pool all by myself. On a valley table. I put in a $20 bill it gave me three games for free. The games were a dollar each. Took me less than 3 hours to finish all those games knocking all the balls in. Anyone else ever played this many games in a row?

So my pool cue has been dinged up a little bit. Sending you guys a picture wondering if I need to get it fixed or if it's just something I need to live with? Or how would I fix it? I end up hitting my pool cue a lot on chairs and tables when I walking around the pool table.

So I'm legitimately curious please be serious with your answers. But I am curious what shots have you seen made on a valley that couldn't be made anywhere else? And can you keep it in layman's terms like can you explain the shots and stuff cuz if you say something like it was the third diamond...

So I'm watching this video on YouTube and it looks like they're playing pool without a rack. Why would they be doing this?

So on a pool table you have the rail and then right behind the rail you have paneling and then behind that you have a metal trim. On the paneling I'm wondering should that be below the rail? Should it be above the rail? Or how should the paneling fit with the rail? I ran into one Valley table...

So I'm curious what are some ways you guys handle the loud music from the blaring jukebox at the pool hall? I'm trying ear plugs at the moment anyone else got any other recommendations?

So I just did something that is only possible on a valley. I made two balls side by side at once. At least I'm assuming this is only possible on a valley where the pockets are super big. Or the rails are cut differently or what not. Or is this possible elsewhere? Is this possible on other...

So I guess what is the difference in how they play? I did a quick Google and it said something like lower-quality balls you would have to replace more often. How often should you replace pool balls? Anyone have any resources on where I can learn more about different kinds of pool balls? I mean...

So I was over at a pool hall. And I ran into Shane. Watched him play a couple games with someone. I have no idea who he played. It was some local dude. I don't think the dude won a single game. But it was really cool to watch Shane pretty much just run the table. He was playing on a 7-foot...

Earlier tonight I played snooker on a valley table. I'm sure I didn't play by the super official rules but I played by good enough rules. And it was good enough. It was a fun experiment. But I won't be doing it again until I can play on an official snooker table. Which at this rate will probably...

So legit question the pool hall where I live has a 9 ft Diamond table and I believe they also have snooker balls. How would playing snooker be on a 9 foot Diamond? Would it be harder or easier than a snooker table? Is it possible? Thank you