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Chuck lives in Missouri, not Michigan

you are correct, my mind was stuck in 8 ball, thanks for pointing that out

If you play league/tournaments on Diamond tables, stick with Diamonds. Forget balls on the break, pro players make a ball about 50% of the time, the rest of us 5%-35%. So your opponent has the advantage most of the time after you break. Play second ball break or the cut break like the Chinese 8...

I think building full splice blacks is tricky and time consuming, just makes sense to buy 'em rather than make 'em for a one man operation.

Pat Diveney

tulips and bubble

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20 minutes

stick with one stick, basically all cues play the same after you use them a couple weeks :)

sorry, not selling.

This sounds like it written by AI

Hope he's alive and well, I have one of his big wood pin cues. Have had several in the past. The play great.

if you play league or tournaments, buy what they play on if you are serious, other wise for fun buy a old 9 ft GC.

never kill a man's hustle, it's part of the game.

Maybe a collector pays up, but for intrinsic value 200-400. The cue world has moved on. CF shafts, Predator etc. $1900 in 1991 ?? That's like $10,000 in today's dollars. I can't imagine players lined up to buy it.. Good Luck.

Joe is helping pool. Any celeb who is a pool player helps pool. Joe loves the game and a lot of folks like Joe. A win/win for all.

I've used this method off and on for years, it's simple and works. thanks for sharing.

Yes, on a trip to Australia, played with a very crooked snooker house cue and it really didn't matter. I think it's more in our heads than in actual playing that crooked is bad. So if it's a tiny credit card roll, ignore it.

if online betting is legal in China, there's your answer. That's the money source for UK snooker.