Fusco's Pool Room
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Not good... It was jumping years ago during the day. I hope the nights keep it going.
The smoking stopped a years ago. I had a Fusco Tee shirt mailed to me and it reeked... and big time.
They have maybe 8 or 9 Diamond bar tables now and one tight 9' Diamond as their feature table. I didn't notice a 3C table, but I didn't really look for one.
I didn't see anyone smoking, but I did see ash trays laying around.
When are (all of) you going to move on from the sloppy mess of all those balls and to a far better game?
Maybe when the nearest table is closer than 100 miles away.
(No plan to move to Seoul any time soon.)
But aside from that?!?
Lol, I hear ya and it is a damn shame.
Some of us tried, but the game died in the US for all practical purposes. Probably by 1950. I know there are signs of life, but I’m not at all sure it will become widespread. Had a table in my house for a while. No public tables in my state as far as I know. Even one of the Elks Clubs I played a couple tournaments at in a neighboring state got rid of their tables. Trying to sell a table will tell you how many people are interested and have room for one. So the last time I played billiards was last fall when I had a couple hours to kill in Chicago. There just aren’t the playing opportunities in billiards in the US.
Looking at the USA tournament results shows how far the game has dropped off the radar in the USA.
Sad.
Corner pocket near ft Lauderdale has a few
Nice!
I’m probably going to Markley Billiards in Norristown tonight if you’d like to meet up. It’s about 45 min from Fusco’s.
Also Bluegrass Billiards is in the area.
Those 3 rooms are the last player’s rooms in the greater Philadelphia area.
I’m probably going to Markley Billiards in Norristown tonight if you’d like to meet up. It’s about 45 min from Fusco’s.
Also Bluegrass Billiards is in the area.
Those 3 rooms are the last player’s rooms in the greater Philadelphia area.
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Skinny Bob's has 2 heated 10′ Gabriel’s 3 Cushion tables. They are often both in use.
For carom tables Korean and Vietnamese rooms are the best bet. A bunch of them in Atlanta. Probably most cities with those two countries represented.
I would have loved that. I'm in the airport now getting ready to head back to the desert.
