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Bet wishes. Take care of yourself and your family,

Can't be due to the gambling... they are live streaming it from another section of the expo.

Yeah was there yesterday. 5 9footers and a box. Got on the 20 dollar 9 footer. Had to wait about half hour. Won 3 racks then lost the 4th. Signed back up but there was at least 12 people ahead of me at that point. They need more tables. Like 15 would be perfect, hell even 10 or 12 is...

Not what I meant. I went up last night. The action room was only 5 9 footers and that was it. They did have a barbox, but everyone was throwing their shit on that. Got on the list for the 20 dollar table Waiting about a half hour. won 3 racks, lost 1 rack then signed back up and had to...

Heading up this afternoon... can someone confirm if the action room is still a thing... heard there wasnt much of one this year.

Sneakers. Im partial to Air Maxes (90s, 95s, and 97s) and Jordans (1-lows and 4s).

It's more then likely a racking and a breaking problem.

Video of like 20 of your breaks would be insanely helpful. 10 racks hand racked and 10 racks template racked.

This. Recent tournament, Race to 7, alternating breaks. I broke and ran 3 racks and had a 1-9 carom after the break in another rack. 4 racks, were my opponent didnt get to shoot. ....I lost 7 to 4. My opponent made some good (and lucky) kicks off my safeties and I sold out after most of...

Go play in some form of competition.

Blue Master. I put that shit on everything.

I just played in a local major over the weekend. Had the most break and runs I've had in a single event during that tournament. Played very well I thought. I still didn't cash. There are sooooo many other things to take into account other then just running out all the time. H<------ drew...

Earl was widely considered the best 9ball player in the world though, especially at that time. There were other top pros that couldnt do that... let alone amateurs.

I've said this a bunch in the past. You need to go out and play in local tournaments and match up cheap with people. You will see how pool is actually played at a non-pro level and see all the levels inbetween you and pros. On top of that you will get experience with other tables, safety...

That's what is holding you back when it comes to running out. You are barely practicing. You are just breaking over and over again.

Welcome to amatuer pool.

What about everyone telling you your table isn't the problem with your break?

That blows. Have a few of his cues. Always enjoyed talking to him. RIP.

Probably roll my eyes and continue to play... What level of tournament is this? Weekly Bar tournament or something more serious that should know better?

Hopefully he handles any video better this time around.