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I noticed a post mention if u r going to go with a 10’ table get a cloth that plays fast. I think those does make sense so when going back to a 9’ table the speed control adjustment won’t be so big. What cloths are know to play fast?

Win local tournaments on a 9’ table

I think I still have an article or two made of me playing pool in Ga I am an accountant so liking math I’ve really enjoyed playing again. The pool hall that opened up may not be open too much longer. Pool is just not a main stream sport. That’s why im getting a table. I have a 9’ diamond on...

Long time. I’m 41. Had some long breaks but I use to walk 5 to 6 miles to pool hall in Fayetteville Ga as a young boy. The classic cue. I think it’s still their. It was a family pool hall. No alcohol. I eventually was allowed to play some very good players and tournaments when the owner opened...

Good point.

Please stop commenting on this post or any others I post. Ty

Honestly I feel like I’m growing out of a 9’ table. Meaning it’s getting quite easy to make balls and play position. Wondering if I should get a 10’ just for a greater challenge.

It’s a olehausen

It’s not a diamond. It’s a olhausen

He’s right about diamonds. The rails are aweful. Extremely inconsistent. Most people know that if you’ve played on diamonds a lot. I have played on one a significant amount of time over the last 6 months. I have actually grown to not like them all that much.

Specifically How are the patterns different and how is it a completely different game on a 10’? The dealer I have sales a 9’ pro am for 9,000 installed So I would save a $1,000 on the 10’ and have it months sooner. Or if I could get some advice on a realistic offer if 8,000 is too much...

I do have the opportunity to get a used olhausen 10’ for $8k installed. It’s only been used about 10 months very lightly. It has slightly smaller pockets than a 9’ diamond. I know practicing on a 10’ would increase shot making ability on a 9’. Also, a 10’ would have much longer shots to...

I’m curious what y’all think about practicing or even owning a table a foot bigger than the one you actually play on. For example a 10’ practice table and actually play in the halls on a 9’ table. I know one big disadvantage is the change in speed control given actually playing tournaments ect...

Thank u

Ok thanks I’ll use search

Not interested in the black set but do want messes cue ball. what is the best set aramith offers?

Go somewhere else.

What are the best cue balls to play with?

I did find a shaft