9 footers in vancouver washington
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I'm pretty sure there aren't any. The only possibility I know of is at Crosley Lanes bowling alley at 2400 E. Evergreen Blvd. I haven't been there, but I think they have 9' tables. I remember calling there one time to find out how much they charge per hour and thought it was too high. If Battle Ground (Daybreak Park) isn't too far for you, I have a 9' pool table and a 10' snooker table. It's free and I play most every day. PM if interested.
Adam's Street bar across from the mill in Camas has one pro 8' table (which is halfway between an 8' and a 9'). There used to be a pool hall down town, but they closed in the last year or so. Other than that, all I've ever seen is bar tables on this side of the river.
Adam's Street bar across from the mill in Camas has one pro 8' table (which is halfway between an 8' and a 9'). There used to be a pool hall down town, but they closed in the last year or so. Other than that, all I've ever seen is bar tables on this side of the river.
bsmutz said:
Was the room that closed Jacksons(A-Rack)? I think he still has the tables if someone is looking for a big table for their home.
Bill...Where was the place we went to play, after your lesson 3 years ago. We played on 9' tables...also played some snooker. It was in Vancouver, wasn't it?
Scott Lee
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bsmutz said:
No, that was over in Portland. Actually, there is a place in Vancouver that I just was reminded of with six 9' tables. It's Big Al's. Here's the link to their web site: http://www.ilovebigals.com/Scott Lee said:
Yuk! Red Cloth! You might check out this place in Portland...not much for action, but beautiful new gold crowns with green cloth.
http://www.rialtopoolroom.com/
http://www.rialtopoolroom.com/
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Big Al's in Vancouver WA
Big Al's in Vancouver, WA on 164th has four 9' Brunswick Metro tables. The lighting is from a tall ceiling but isn't bad for just hitting some balls on.
Big Al's in Vancouver, WA on 164th has four 9' Brunswick Metro tables. The lighting is from a tall ceiling but isn't bad for just hitting some balls on.
The problem with Big Al's besides the inadequate lighting, the red cloth, dirty balls, dirty cloth, and pockets that shift so that you can run into the corner of them if you're not careful, is the lack of service. Apparently they are under the assumption that pool players don't want to drink beer/soda or eat while they are playing pool.
asiasdad said:
Yes, yes they do...
This is where the best of the area, Glenn A. plays...at least he used to. (edit)Not much for food or drink, no loud juke, but it is where the serious folks hang out...1st time I walked in there, I thought of the Jimmy Buffett song "Fins"...
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what about Cues, it still a halfass decent place to play?pwd72s said:Yes, yes they do...
Not much for food or drink, no loud juke, but it is where the serious folks hang out...1st time I walked in there, I thought of the Jimmy Buffett song "Fins"...
bsmutz said:
Last time i was in cues it was in the barn (Huge room) A shorter filipino/mexican looking guy was matching up with Bill cress playing 1 pocket. Can't think of his name but was considered a whale around those parts but he could play a little. Guy had a sweet TAD with floating diamond shaped points. Does springman still own the place?
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I'm pretty sure he sold it. You can check out www.onthebreaknews.com for more information about it.