Bar Box straight pool

[leaguedude]

In my humble opinion A 9ft goldcrown would be easier to play on in comparison to a valley bar box, if you have run 71 on the tavern table it's a matter of time in that you clear 100 points on a real pool table. Bar box is more of a cueball game than it is a shotmakers game, breaking out a cluster so that another cluster developes due to lack of space is a little redundant I think. Because of the clusters and cramped space the tavern table does offer some additional challenges. But the bottoom line here is pocket billiards is a game of pocketing balls, and if a long shot is considered cuing up for a five foot shot then to me that is not pool. But if that was all I had to practice on I probably would.
Danny

Thanks Danny. You don't have to be humble. I am a big fan of yours. I remember when you beat Tony Drago in the IPT event not too long ago. I agree that it's not the same on a bar table as a 9' but it is what it is. Congrats on your documented 280. WOW man. Another great accomplishment by a great player. Thanks for your feedback in regards to my run. One day I will post a nice run on a 9' table (I hope). Anyways, thanks for the comments.

 

[leaguedude]

Wow.

Honestly, I didn't think a barbox would allow a run of 71. That was amazing. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks cyco. Honestly, I've been trying to beat that run but I can't yet. So, maybe your on to something.

 

[Solartje]

71 on a barbox is VERY nice

Mario eckert has a high run on his 7ft "fisherprice table" like we call it, of 131.
I dont think he has run of 100+ on a 9ft. No idea if the 9ft is harder or not, maybe its just because he practices on a 7ft 10x more often then on a 9ft, but any run above 70 on a 7ft is a very nice result and makes 75% of the posters jalous of your skills

What where the pocket sizes?

good luck m8 and thanks for the video !!
i'll be watching it several times in detail and see if i can pick up some good tips for my own game.