That was the standard when I was there in the 70s. Aw no action... there's no money in pool...It’s tough action these day. I live here and can’t answer that question.
Oscar vs. Schmidt 10 ahead one pocket, streaming
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My parents were dead broke in the 70’s here in Ca, it was rough action. Way worse then than now I think.
It's getting tougher everywhere...
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We used to give 1 hr of free play if you had lunch at one room I worked at.
I never heard of ''free practice for gamblers''
When I matched up, I always preferred, loser pays time, it has to be said before play begins.
No one likes to be taxed on their winnings.
I never heard of ''free practice for gamblers''
When I matched up, I always preferred, loser pays time, it has to be said before play begins.
No one likes to be taxed on their winnings.
Spoken like a true nut hunter, not that there is.......
Small $, loser pays time is cool action. Time & $20 race to 9, that used to be the standard small afternoon action in the 80’s.
$100 and over sets was usually winner lays time. Unless the game broke out even. Then split the time.
If you are playing $5000 sets and win-you ALWAYS pay the time and tip out the house man.
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Fatboy <———misses those days