Gettin stiffed

Anybody that's gotten stiffed by him really has no complaint. You need to post the cash. If you don't post the cash, you can't really be surprised by what happens afterwards.
 
Come on guys..stop calling the guy a "cripple" first off the guy wasnt even handicap..he was fakeing it..so that tells you about his character. Second ..I am sure that are some individuals on this forum who are handicap and dont appreciate the "cripple" word...just call the guy what he was ...a jerk...smart jerk ..but a jerk never the less...and as for a guy in a wheel chair playing pool...shiiiiiiiiii$ Just a couple of months ago ...there was a National wheel chair pool tournament here in Richmond Va. I came in for a local 9ball tourney...so i play and do okay..well a buddy of mine walks up to me and says hey tony you want half of this action..im gona play this guy in the wheel chair 100 dollar a game one pocket...so i said sure im always in the mood to gamble..so i tell him i will post up half for as long as he wants to play..well this guy had just one the wheel chair tournament...He was from Ohio...this guy was awsome in one pocket..and moved balls around like i couldnt believe. I was amazed..well 200 bucks later my buddy looks at me and says ..dont worry tony you dont have to pay..i am playing like crap...i know that was his pride talking but the guy in the wheel chair just flat out beat him..but he switched to nine ball and broke even..but the guy from Ohio could play..so watch out for any guy from ohio in a chair..and rings on his fingers...hehehe
 
Credibility costs a lot of money.

I've been stiffed so many times and its not just in pool.

The same thing happens with a girl she says be somewhere at a certain time and I pick the place. Then she doesn't show.

At least with pool bets you place orders and then see who can't perform. At least you can confront the person face to face about it, you don't have to rely on asking someone else their version of what happen.
 
king pin

reminds me of the movie king pin where they beat the lady out oif her handicap scooter. i hope you loaded up the wheel chair on top of the car when ya left. now that would be a story to remember. pawn shop??
 
AZE said:
P.S; what is your friend doing playing a guy in a wheel chair? I'm not saying that it's wrong, but it's kinda like getting into a fight with a girl... If you win - you just beat up a girl... if you lose... you just got beat up by a girl.
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I'm sure there are many players who are in wheelchairs who play well.

A guy in my straight pool league, Denny Keehan, has been playing on crutches for years (from what I have heard) but I have only seen him playing in his chair the last three years. He plays pretty good. I think his high runs were in the 60s or 70s. His patterns are very precise but sometimes the bridges and extensions make it hard for him to execute exactly right.
 
dmgwalsh said:
I'm sure there are many players who are in wheelchairs who play well.

A guy in my straight pool league, Denny Keehan, has been playing on crutches for years (from what I have heard) but I have only seen him playing in his chair the last three years. He plays pretty good. I think his high runs were in the 60s or 70s. His patterns are very precise but sometimes the bridges and extensions make it hard for him to execute exactly right.
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I played an APA SL8 (highest being 9) in Vegas back in 05, this guy was in a wheel chair and really good. I was a SL5 at the time, so needless to say, I got my a$$ handed to me! :D
 
I gambled on pool for 50 years and out of the thousands and thousands of games I played I only got stiffed once and I never stiffed anyone either. That was in the Army in 1963 up in Fairbanks, Alaska. I played another Army guy and beat him for $45. We didn't post because he told me he had no money until pay day. He was in the barracks next to mine and shipped out for home a few days later.

I got stuck for $45 but a lot of people lent him money the week before he went home. Johnnyt
 
shag_fu said:
Some of you guys just dont pay attention do you. Russ I wasnt asking a players speed just to play cheap one-pocket. I woulda played him any way. I asked about him about a week after he left. It wasnt the fact the guy got knocked it was who he got knocked by. Im not asking for sympathy or "put the money on the light crap". I know better than to play a total stranger without showing any money. The whole point of this thread has obviously been lost so screw it.
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Apparently you didn't do that in this case...;)
 
TTT
Thanks for the thread, WuClan!

Word on the street, is this SAME wheelchair is back at it again. This time, his would-be victim, knew his MO before hand, and let him slide on $21,000 in hopes of teaching him a lesson.

And apparently this guy is a 'mad sh1t-talker' to boot!

I'd own that chair if it were me, but mamma never said I was nice! ;)
 
Yokel said:
Next time ask the cripple to put the money on the table light before you play.

(bad humor, I know... and yes, I'm probably going to hell...)
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Best advice on the forum today . . .
 
Handicap??????

I used to play a guy in wheel chair all the time at the Wednesday tournament at family billiards in Oceanside and he destroyed me every time.His name was Aaron Arragon.
 
bigg7 said:
I used to play a guy in wheel chair all the time at the Wednesday tournament at family billiards in Oceanside and he destroyed me every time.His name was Aaron Arragon.
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Don't feel all alone. He destroyed a many.
 
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