I could care, but don't.
Most of these greats on this forum don't offer an opinion or advice on questions that will help the peons get better, so I couldn't care less about him coming on to posts like this to tell me that I should give up my table for him.
Credentials that would make me listen are actual room owners telling me it is better for the room and giving evidence.
dld
Fair enough.
For me, if I wanted to be an ice hockey player (for example), and I was lucky enough to run into Wayne Grezky, I'd listen to him. But that's just me.
The newe owner of Hard Times in Bellflower is very savvy with the gambling aspect in my opinion. I forget his name, great guy though. I wonder what he'd do here? If I had to guess I'd say he'd ask the players in the 9 ball set politely to move, and if they didn't want to he'd probably forget it. That is bigtime conjecture though. But, action and railbirds definitely translate into table time and food drink sales. Pool players are cheap, but if people are in there, they are spending. Hard Times has it "down" because they have a "banger room" and a relatively well taken care of action room. I would think both are equally as important to the auroa and viability of the business though.
And perhaps it goes without saying, but the more action in a room, the better the players come in, and really the better all the players in the room are able to improve. I think that is the real key point here.
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