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Mile High Billiards in Arvada Colorado will have 2 10 foot billiards tables in August. Time is needed for space expansion.
There is also a 6x12 snooker table there.
It looks like the deck of an aircraft carrier.
 
Mile High Billiards in Arvada Colorado will have 2 10 foot billiards tables in August. Time is needed for space expansion.
There is also a 6x12 snooker table there.
It looks like the deck of an aircraft carrier.

The 6x12 can be intimidating at first but you will realize its a valuable asset to your game if used regular.
 
it has a 9 foot 2 piece cue to be used with the bridge made by Colorado's own Ernie Martinez.

I've seen a couple of those down through the years. Do not know who made them but they are certainly no fun to play with unless the maker knows what they are doing. Even then.......it's 8 to 9 feet long so it will be weird to use unless someone uses it somewhat regular.

For the above reason I had a mid extension that was 16" long made for my player to use when playing on a 6x12, a 10" for the 5x10 and 4" for the 9' footers.

I still use ext on barbox but it usually 2 to 3" just because I'm use to using them and do not want to have to adjust my stance, distance from table/Qball etc....

Most have no idea just how much a huge table will help their game. That is if they play on it somewhat regular. Then again, lol......most players I know are scared to crawl over to a damn 9' table so "if" I get to play I "have" to play on their toy tables.

It's all good though. I love pool no matter the table brand, size, game...etc..etc..

Rake
 
I was in Mile High Billiards last night. They have the Gabriels tables set up. I played on one for a little bit.

Wow.That was a lot of fun.

I have never played carom (but will be taking it up). However, did spend way too much time playing English Billiards back in college. Always wanted to play that again, but no one knows what it is.
 
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