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I'm curious if anyone knows what happened in the Ebert vs. Leinen match when it was 2-1 Ebert. I was watching and Ebert got out to go up 3-1 then I saw the ref confer with both of them and they made the score 2-2. I looked back on the end of the rack and didn't see anything out of the ordinary.

The last few matches I've watched of his made me "re-realize" how his game is light years beyond any other American players, Fedor excluded. Superb cue ball control.

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Here's a good listen if you're interested in learning more about Hank

Shane Thompson? 😛

Thanks for the review. I had been looking at one of these for the same reasons. I think the tips on these lower end Chinese ones are usually Bakelite. I hate phenolic tips for a variety of reasons and think the Bakelite is pretty similar. I'm wondering how the cue ball control is with like a...

Coin flip for me. That'll be a fun one. I wonder what the over/under would be on break and runs!

One more bump. Now selling without the JPs. $320 shipped and PP fees included.

Yes, only pool players do this :rolleyes:

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Every time I look at that cue I feel the original butt cap Would've been black.

Bumpus for a nice Mooch

I went through the Meucci archives and was unable to locate this exact model. It has the "originals" logo but I know it must be somewhat newer based on the black dot shaft that is original to the cue. It must've been a special run for a distributor. The cue rolls very well both together and...

I watched Earl warming up at a tournament back in the early 80s, jumping with the Meucci on a Gold Crown, pocketing the ball and drawing the cue ball back about 5-6'. Crazy stuff!

I was disappointed in mine, they only hold two balls and one shaft.

Seems like I always play my best that first time out and think I'm really going to make some strides this year.... and then I go downhill from there 🙁 Maybe my expectations are lower and I'm not thinking too much during that first round. 🤷‍♂️

For sure, it was a lot of fun. I remember when I'd place something for sale and it would be on page 4 before I blinked.

Oh I get that. I think golf is the hardest game I've ever played in my life.

This is a great point. I didn't start playing golf until later in life, and I've often wondered if I had the opportunity to practice at the range or on a course every time I've screwed my cue together and hit balls, how good of a golfer would I be. The amount of practice hours is vastly...