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eh? Lost me there.

He does smile on his DVDs :)

I was drooling when Steve and Jimmy started dabbling in pool.

I'm gonna cop a load of flak for this, but just my 2 cents. I don't know if its the hardest cue sport there is, as I've not played every cuesport known to man. But I've played a lot of snooker (12ft tables) and a lot of pool (all table sizes) and one thing I can say for sure is that snooker is...

Yup, he came to my mind, too. But few people under 60 will have heard about English Billiards, sadly. Wonder how he played pool.

Some ppl are making a case for Ronnie O'Sullivan here: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=202496 Arguably the best snooker player ever and I bet he'd beat 99.5% of all challengers at any pool variant.

Thanks for saving me the bother of typing this :)

Alain Robidoux :)

Thanks for the feedback guys. I just bought this rack, which also does 7-ball: http://www.pooldawg.com/product/the-chameleon-billiards-and-pool-rack You can also buy 7-ball-only racks, something which made me believe this variant was quite popular. I'm gonna play 7-ball to try to improve my...

Anyone here play 7-ball regularly? Has anyone played in a 7-ball tournament? Maybe even a 7-ball league? Just curious. I've hardly ever seen the game played, and only once by top players - as a part of a series of matches between Billiards Hall of Famers in 1983, currently showing on ESPN...

Heart: Netherlands, Denmark, Switzerland, Japan Head: Brazil, Germany It looks like the US has joined the big league in soccer, and one can sense it's getting bigger here. But there's a long way to go until it's big like it is elsewhere in the world. I don't really care much for either sport...

Ozonebilliards and PoolDawg are both excellent

I've only played one of those, cut-throat. Another game that could have made your list is bar billiards, but I've never heard of it being played here.

Wow, a positive thread about the APA for a change.

I was raised with side, topspin, and screw-back. Plus stun and drag shots. I like left-hand side, right-hand side, running side, and check side.

Scott came by about 3 weeks ago. He was professional, polite, businesslike, and friendly. He adapted without issue to the conditions he found himself in. I'm not going to go into detail about what Scott said or did - employ his services if you want to know more :) - but suffice to say Scott...

Us STL AZ regulars could meet sometime. How about a mini-tourney among us? :) Just putting it out there.

See post #42 on this page: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=2455761#post2455761 Buy one of these and remove the felt pad at the bottom. Bingo, cut-in-half pool ball :)

This will get you started: http://www.cuetopiabarandgrill.com/ http://www.pinkgalleon.com/ http://www.sidepockets.com/locations/stCharles/stCharles.php http://www.teachersbilliards.com/ http://www.cueandcushion.com/...

The way I look at it, whatever "aiming systems" the top pros use (if indeed they use any) are the ones that work best. Otherwise they wouldn't be top pros...