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I'd like to become an A player. If I can keep practicing and working on things out of my comfort zone I think it's possible. I just have to negotiate with the wife more than I like to :-/ Growing family makes it difficult to keep everyone happy.

I bought the 314-3 and have been playing with it for about a month now. I switched over from using the z2 which I had been using for around 3 years. The deflection is a bit higher than the z2 but manageable and still low. The hit is nice, good feedback and medium stiffness. I feel my game has...

Got a hold of Jim Wych. He isn't selling any. Keeping my eye open in Detroit, Ohio if necessary. I might hold out till the open Canadians this year. Might get lucky and diamond may sponsor again. I can only hope.

Wonder if Diamond will sponsor event again in 2016

Unfortunately I believe those tables were available for a short period of time. Most likely went back to the factory in the states. At the time I didn't need one. Now I getting a house with room for a 9' go figures.

In search of a 9' Diamond Pro-am or Professional table in Ontario. New or used but in good shape. Looking to save a few bucks by not ordering from the factory with the current exchange rate and duty.

Curious if anyone had tried the z3 out yet. I have a z2 and I'm happy with it but curious how the hit and deflection differs between the 2. I can't find any reviews on it yet.

Plush Pockets, Hall of Fame Billiards

Great story!

I got one and it hits nice. Holds shape and chalk well. Though I'm probably going to try the ss brown next time. I got it put on at Sanders pro in Barrie. Guys name is Todd, good guy.

Wu Chai Ching is pretty impressive. http://youtu.be/APpsm3as3-w I know it's an old video but he has improved since then.

I would classify a banger a very weak player. Generally those that show up to a pool hall, hit balls around and get excited when they string 2 balls in a row together. Those who lack the knowledge, skills and generally the experience on a pool table. They usually have poor fundamentals as well.

OB Break cue hits like a champ! Leather Samsara hits hard but still provides control. Little pricey but worth it.

Thanks guys. It's now a sure thing. Need to sell my house and find a job there. I will pm Lortee soon.

Hey guys, there is a good possibility I will be moving to Barrie within the year and I want to know what are the best pool-halls in the area to check out. Thanks.

One time I was trying to get down on my shot and my opponent intentionally bumped me and said various things to try and shark me. I told him to back off and shut up but he chose not to. So I purposely got down on my shot and pulled back hard during my practice stroke stabbing him in the stomach...

Correction: There is the initial acceleration from the impact of the cue stick, but the cue ball does not continue to accelerate after impact. Ya your right. That makes sense. It will lose speed with friction over distance. It must be that I have better form with a closed rail bridge opposed...

I broke 5 times from the headstring with a closed bridge and my results were: 20.16, 20.52, 19.44, 19.80 and 19.34. I broke 5 times a half a diamond back with a closed rail bridge and my results were: 20.79, 20.57, 21.77, 21.68 and 20.81. Results will vary I'm sure from player to player but for...

The greater the distance from the cue ball to the rack the greater potential for a faster break speed. Look at it this way. Can you reach a higher top speed in your car in 10 feet or 100 feet? Pros may not always place the cue ball as far away because they have such great control and precision...

Phenolic tips seem to be pretty good.