King of Texas?
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Whos this Tommy you speak of?
Somewhere in that 2nd Tier I think you'd have to add David Henson (LD) definitely and Kevin Guimond probably.
Pooligan <---- TX 57th Tier
David Henson would rob that 2nd Tier EASILY.
J
Where's David G, Sam Manole, and Shane Waltrip, oh and Jeremy Jones. They can't make tier 2 at the minimum. Lol
And I'm sorry to tell you but there's 3-4 guys not mentioned in Houston that Chase is not beating, that didn't make your list.
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Right now Hillbilly is playing the best, he's the only one dedicated.
My money is on Davis Sr or Davis Jr vs David Henson.
Somewhere in that 2nd Tier I think you'd have to add David Henson (LD) definitely and Kevin Guimond probably.
Pooligan <---- TX 57th Tier
Kevin moved back to Connecticut.
Yall looking for the king of texas?! I found him. right here in my hometown. Robin Adair one of the original writers of the TX express rules himself! 
That's a good looking mofo right there.......
serious 9 or 10 ball the line is open in DFW
If anyone in Texas wants to play me serious 9 or 10 ball the line is open in DFW. I believe Jeremy would say the same thing about One-Pocket if anyone wanted to play him as well.
If anyone in Texas wants to play me serious 9 or 10 ball the line is open in DFW. I believe Jeremy would say the same thing about One-Pocket if anyone wanted to play him as well.
San Antonio player mentioned.
Yeah, there is a guy in San Antonio that will play for big money but I don't think he can really run with the best in Texas. And I really don't think he wants his name mentioned.
Here is a hint:
He was donating to Dippy a few years ago, giving the dip a huge spot. At one point somebody mentioned playing for 100k and SA guy says he will put up a house worth more than that against Dippy cash. Dipster came back with, "now what do I want with a house, to settle down and raise a family, no thanks". That was the end of that conversation.
Yeah, there is a guy in San Antonio that will play for big money but I don't think he can really run with the best in Texas. And I really don't think he wants his name mentioned.
Here is a hint:
He was donating to Dippy a few years ago, giving the dip a huge spot. At one point somebody mentioned playing for 100k and SA guy says he will put up a house worth more than that against Dippy cash. Dipster came back with, "now what do I want with a house, to settle down and raise a family, no thanks". That was the end of that conversation.
Albert King
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in the United States the rules must be changed to bring out sophisticated strategy
I've certainly been easy to find lately, playing in 4-5 tournaments a week in DFW. My game isn't "100%" however it's good enough to gamble with most players.
Playing "Two Foul" rules I'll play anyone in the country 9 Ball for $50/$100 a game - Texas players can play tournament rules as long as all shots are "called".
Through over 30 years of gambling I still don't know of many players that think "One Foul" is anything close to playing "Two Foul" rules.......back in the days of nationwide pool gambling almost everyone played "Two Foul".
Efren and the other Filipino players use better rules playing rotation......much more challenging than "one foul".
If pool is ever to be successful in the United States the rules must be changed to bring out sophisticated strategy and highlight the "head to head" competition. One foul rules have diluted the game down to a shabby, diluted form of how it was intended to be played.
'The Game is the Teacher'
I've certainly been easy to find lately, playing in 4-5 tournaments a week in DFW. My game isn't "100%" however it's good enough to gamble with most players.
Playing "Two Foul" rules I'll play anyone in the country 9 Ball for $50/$100 a game - Texas players can play tournament rules as long as all shots are "called".
Through over 30 years of gambling I still don't know of many players that think "One Foul" is anything close to playing "Two Foul" rules.......back in the days of nationwide pool gambling almost everyone played "Two Foul".
Efren and the other Filipino players use better rules playing rotation......much more challenging than "one foul".If pool is ever to be successful in the United States the rules must be changed to bring out sophisticated strategy and highlight the "head to head" competition. One foul rules have diluted the game down to a shabby, diluted form of how it was intended to be played.
'The Game is the Teacher'