I’ve been around pool gambling a long time, it’s easy to act like a gentlemen when you win. Who are the best sportsman’s as they lose a set gambling? Oscar Domingues, He is always a gentleman win or lose. I would also say Shannon Murphy even as a kid when he lost he took it like man and didn’t complain or whine. Whose other examples of pool players that gamble a lot?
Most gentleman pool players as gamblers when they lose!!
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Oscar's a class act for sure! Wish there were more like him in the pool world!
Oscar, Chris Bartam, John Morra, and SVB come to mind off the top of my head.
I’m cool win or lose, it’s just pool. In anything that the way to be. Sadly I don’t play good as the top guys. Most ppl I’ve gambled with on the regular were cool losers. More often than not.
Sure it’s easy to get mad, but never at who I’m playing. Unless they pulled a move and that’s usually the end of the action forever.
Being too emotional about any result is bad for your game, what ever game you play
Sure it’s easy to get mad, but never at who I’m playing. Unless they pulled a move and that’s usually the end of the action forever.
Being too emotional about any result is bad for your game, what ever game you play
Charlie Hustle comes to mind.
Efren...but he doesn't lose often!
Mostly decorum. Nobody wants to be labeled pussy.
Panocha!
Ok educate me. I don't get the reference.
Sounded cool but the definition I got was mexican fudge confection.
Sorry I blew the bit.
That's one multi-use word. https://www.ingles.com/traductor/panocha
Saw this and looked no further.
lol...
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I agree. It does sound coolSounded cool but the definition I got was mexican fudge confection.
Sorry I blew the bit.
Hmm, I never looked it up. Learned it in the poolhall. Your link says it means an ear of corn.
Reminds me of another word I learned at the poolhall in Houston, camote. In that setting it means the opposite of panocha, but i guess it also means sweet potato.
Ok I'm done. Sorry for derailing the thread, amigos.
yeah no, try calling your local mexican that word and see if he brings you some sugar or a knuckle sammich
My Hispanic coworker told me that Cabron wasn't a bad word after using it to describe me.
Internet dictionary said:
If you want to pay him a compliment in return, try cool arrow.
Taking it like a Gentleman Or Lady should be the normal and not deserve of compliments.