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I will NEVER watch Justin Bergman on live stream again. His style of play is intentionally and maliciously spectator unfriendly. Somebody needs to tell him to get his arrogant head out of his ass.

I'm a serious pool player and spend a lot of time on my feet at the pool table. I'm thinking about in investing in a good pair of shoes that will accommodate my long hours at the pool table. Are there any suggestions on what type of shoes I should buy?

Is there anybody making left-handed pool cues? Or know where I can get one?

Hong Kong Henry, a serious pool player at the senior center, was trying to explain this to me. Anybody heard of Back Hand English? How about Pivot Point?

My eye doctor told me I now have cataracts in both eyes and that one is borderline surgery. I'm wondering how this will effect my pool game.

Besides driving 40 miles to the cue repair man. I've had limited success with the 5 in 1 tool. There must be a better way.

I bought two tips. A blackheart soft and a Ultraskin very soft. Which one should I try first? A. Blackheart B. Ultraskin C. Neither D. Other

I've not yet found the perfect tip. The one I have on now is hard as a rock. Even the sound when the cue tip hits the cue ball is weird. I like using English. Should that suggest what tip to try. Why do players prefer soft, medium or hard? Someone told me that the pro players are starting...

We have a partners eight-ball league every Thursday morning. It's been running for many years. It's $3/wk and at the end of the season we divvy up the money and have a pizza party. The league is not under APA or BCA rules. So, this morning, Henry (from Asia) got angry because his opponents...

I'm sorry I don't have a picture. Here's a description: A 60” Adam cue built in 1975 especially for Aaron. It is 2” longer than the normal cue. It has four mahogany colored points with three layers of veneers, and an Irish linen wrap. We had it refurbished to pristine condition just before...

Tom Wirth: my friend. I took a vacation from my retirement to visit my friend Tom in Delray Beach, Florida. Back home in Maryland, we call him Tom Tom. A cold front moved in and the temperature was only 75° with a light breeze. We did a lot of pool playing, gambling at Texas Hold'em, fine...

I would like to read a book on the history and evolution of cue making. I would pay good money.

I used to have a very good pool cue. After 20 years, I found that I could no longer get action on the cue ball. The diagnosis was a warped shaft. I sold the cue for a very large profit after subtracting $500. I recently bought a high-end production cue from an online distributor. I find...

I just bought a new cue with a 9-10 inch pro taper. I thought a pro taper should be about 12 inches. Any opinions on this?

I just received my Jos12 model... or is it? This came with an additional six dark brown windows. What are the dark brown windows made of? Is it still the Jos12 model? This is the internet picture of the Jos12

I just got My Jos12 model in the mail, or so I thought. The cue came with additional detail... six dark wood windows between the lacewood windows and the diamonds. Does anybody know the correct model for this cue. Here is a picture. Also, I was thinking about have it retapered to a 12" pro...

My cue shafts keep warping.:confused: I use a twenty year old leather tooled cue case. I think I need one of those vacuum sealed cue cases. Any suggestions?

I need an ad blocker. The untimely and extra loud ads are pissing me off. Is there an ad blocker available somewhere?

Here's what a female friend said to me from another forum. "I would think with your avocation, of shooting pool, that you would always keep your nails manicured. I'm glad that you got a manicure. It makes a very nice impression." So, Am I the only one here with a manicure?

Is it possible, (taking in factors such as spin,friction coeficient, and other possible factors) to cut a shot in at 90 degrees or <90 degrees?