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The Hustler (1961) Movie Poster, Original 3-Sheet. Never Used, Folded, Graded 8 of 10 Still, and likely always will be, the greatest pool movie ever made. Based on the Walter Tevis book of the same name. This is a 3-sheet, 41” by 81”. If you are not familiar with Movie Posters, it is 3 times...

I have one set left of Super Aramith Pro pool balls for sale. $140 firm. This is an older set, with a red triangle cueball. The balls are in excellent condition. Two sets are already sold. https://www.ebay.com/itm/303578951234

The domain playpool.com is for sale. Visit the website for additional information. If it does not sell before the second quarter of 2019 it will be auctioned. If you have an interest, PM me for additional details. Ed Mercier

Well I actually have picked up a pool cue a bit over the past couple weeks so I thought I would stop in here and give a brief update on what is new. First if anyone remembers or cares, I now live in Pittsburgh working for Westinghouse. A few weeks ago I thought I would check out some of the...

I guess I don't want to hurt someone that I consider a friend, but I have to say I think it is a bit of a shame how things have turned out for Ron Dobosenski. I haven't spoken to him for probably a decade or more. but back in the 80's and 90's, he was a top player in Wisconsin and recognized as...

Most here are too young, and frankly I am too having just caught a bit of it. The loss of the Houseman is a sad reflection on pool. I think this is one of those reasons that there are so few serious pool rooms anymore. Talking about Cue-Nique in Madison, for years they had a houseman called...

Just read Mike Panozzo's "From the Publisher's" column in the June Billiards Digest and once again he turns my stomache in his completely biased criticism of John Lewis and the ACS. Keep in mind that Mike Panozzo has been a BCA Board Member off and on, and thus his criticism of anyone who goes...

Well he's lost 2 matches in 3 rounds. This round he scored 14 B&R's out of 30 wins. Considering he is now in the final 36 out of 200, and he finished in 7th through 12th in the first event for $30,000, I would say he has proven himself quite a bit better 8-ball player than many of the IPT...