There was actually more pro players than amateur players in the room most of the time.
Cheap action was plentiful at $100 to $200 a set, as well as 5k to 10k sets.
I didn't play 5k or 10k sets lol... but I played several pros cheap sets everyday after their last tournament match for the day.
Played sets with Danny Smith, Josh Robert's, Casper, Hennessy and Warren. I lost some and won some.
I was extremely happy with my game. I had a ball. Made a few bucks and some friends.
Danny, Josh, Casper and Warren alike, are good players and good guys to be around.
For the life of me, I don't understand why other amateur players local to Huntsville did not show up to gamble with them.
They will play cheap sets as long as no spot is given.
I just don't understand why people don't feel the need to "man up" and see how they stack up to some of the pros when the opportunity is there in your backyard.
I only saw two other amateurs gambling with them. I don't get it.
What kills me is..... lol..... a week later, some of the locals will fall right back into their "I can't get a game".
"I can't get a game", lol.... translated is "I can't get an easy game".
Some of the guilty party are azb. Members, you know who you are.
Anyways, a big thank you for the streaming and goodtimez billiards for making it possible.
Again, folks.... when pros are in your backyard why not give it a go?
By doing so, you may actually learn something about yourself and your game.
Rake
Cheap action was plentiful at $100 to $200 a set, as well as 5k to 10k sets.
I didn't play 5k or 10k sets lol... but I played several pros cheap sets everyday after their last tournament match for the day.
Played sets with Danny Smith, Josh Robert's, Casper, Hennessy and Warren. I lost some and won some.
I was extremely happy with my game. I had a ball. Made a few bucks and some friends.
Danny, Josh, Casper and Warren alike, are good players and good guys to be around.
For the life of me, I don't understand why other amateur players local to Huntsville did not show up to gamble with them.
They will play cheap sets as long as no spot is given.
I just don't understand why people don't feel the need to "man up" and see how they stack up to some of the pros when the opportunity is there in your backyard.
I only saw two other amateurs gambling with them. I don't get it.
What kills me is..... lol..... a week later, some of the locals will fall right back into their "I can't get a game".
"I can't get a game", lol.... translated is "I can't get an easy game".
Some of the guilty party are azb. Members, you know who you are.
Anyways, a big thank you for the streaming and goodtimez billiards for making it possible.
Again, folks.... when pros are in your backyard why not give it a go?
By doing so, you may actually learn something about yourself and your game.
Rake