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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.

it's fun to hear the Pearl talk about anything :)

Why don't they go to American pool or English 8 ball? Much less $$$$ is the reason.

World class pro snooker players make far more money. That tells you where talent is. Last year, the top 10 snooker players earned form about $400K to Ronnie making about $1.3 milllions. Ronnie's lifetime earnings are over $18,000,000. https://www.olbg.com/blogs/snooker-earnings

Avid cues/shaft are excellent.

I think she is correct. Anyone who has used wooden rifle stocks know humidity, and temperature affect accuracy a lot.

Why knock the guy and the article ? It's promoting our sport, it's a positive thing. Be happy somebody wrote it.

Not the ones I have had. can't dent 'em. can't break 'em. well finished. If a Cuetec falls on to a chair the chair gets hurt :-) Millions $$$$ made with Cuetec cues. Probably the most money making cue out there. That should be all you need to know.

I don't think it matters if for home use only. If you play league or tournaments, best to practice on what you play league on. Get a 7 ft Valley and have fun with it.

Just to make clear, I prefer REBCO 7ft tables to 7ft Diamonds. And the good part is they are 1/2 the price of a Diamond. That said if you play league or tournaments on Diamonds, better practice on one. I like 9 ft REBCO tables also. Bob makes a great table, IMO.

helpful on all shots, none of us hits center ball every time. more forgiving of the slight mistake.