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Since I was the one who was giving him crap I did watch the video, but it’s been a few days so I don’t remember to many specifics. I do agree with your assessment though. Best I remember his cue ball was pretty erratic and he did get a couple of fortunate rolls but he did run a 4 pack. I’m not...

That’s what I use to draw my rock.

There is about 3 ways to get on the 4-7 combo which is really the only way to actually run out this rack. However the 1-2 combo being on the opposite end of the table makes it tough. Controlling both the cue ball and 1 ball is the hardest part because you need a good angle on the 1. The route...

No private clubs that I know of. There is Cue Time Billiards in Bowling Green. There is BJs Billiards in Glasgow about 20 minutes from Bowling Green. BJs has an open race to 3 tournament on Thursday night at 7:30pm and an open 8 ball tournament race to 2 on Saturday night.

I’m almost certain there is a pool room in Elizabethtown and of course Railyards in Louisville. I haven’t been to either myself so I don’t have any firsthand experience.

I wasn’t making a reference to anyone I was just saying that in these days when someone does well there will always be someone who tries to make it seem like a less of an accomplishment. It’s in every sport known to man not just pool.

Someone will be along soon to remind us that there really wasn’t that many good players in the event and that it was only a race to 5. Pretty strong showing for a guy that’s past his prime.

I haven’t kept an accurate score but I think I’ve won 9 of the last 13 sets I’ve played against the 9 ball ghost which is just shy of 70%. I’ve usually don’t even keep up with it but I’ve been working on a couple things the last few months so I have been trying to just to see if I’ve made any...

I’m not really concerned about Fargo either I played my first Fargo tournament about 4 years ago and I still haven’t reached 200 games. I am currently at 626 (banger level). My first Fargo tournament I played absolutely terrible and I had never been there or shot a ball on the tables. So I...

It’s a pretty quiet place overall we have a big lake that draws a lot of tourists. We also have our share of drugs addicts but I’m sure that’s about any place you go anymore

The last tournament I played in was a small handicapped tournament. There was I believe 27 players and 10 had over 600 Fargo and 5 more in the 580 range.

I live in a small town population around 15k and we have 6 players with over 600 Fargo. Well 5 and one is in the 590 range but should probably be over 600. There is another guy that rarely plays anymore that doesn’t have a rating that was well over 600 when he played but is a little older now...

It’s not that often that you see pro players put a 3 pack on someone and we all know that they are very capable of doing so.

In the first game the angle was a little steeper than it looks on the video I would have had to go up and down without running into anything. Plus I had only shot a few balls and wasn’t really warmed up. The last rack was simply I had played good up to that point. If I remember correctly I did...

I’ve only played with it a couple times so I’m not really knocking it but I don’t like the aramith one with the big blue dot on it. The one used at the derby this year.

Only mine and it’s not really worth watching.

I recorded this set for the other thread but I’ll add it here also. 7-0 win over the ghost. 9ft Diamond pro cut pockets.

Well I was fortunate that I didn’t really have any balls tie up and I didn’t dog any easy shots which we all do on occasions.

Not my biggest but I started with my break about 6-8 months ago. Not trying for more power just more consistency. You can see in the video it wasn’t the best. The second rack I scratch in the side just because I didn’t hit the one ball where I needed to. When my cue ball goes to the left off the...

Thanks I do feel like I have improved some. I’ve really been working on some of my flaws. I’ve known for a long time what my biggest one was but at my age it’s just hard to have the desire to actually work hard enough to fix especially when you’ve been playing that way for years.