Player INFO Request

[JoeyA]

If you know of a player named Brandon (black guy about 39 years old, slender build) probably 5'11").

If you know his "current" level of play, would you PM me any info you have on him (who he's played, how they played and who won). I think he plays one pocket primarily.

Maybe from Baltimore area.

Thanks,
JoeyA

 

[JAM]

If you know of a player named Brandon (black guy about 39 years old, slender build) probably 5'11").

If you know his "current" level of play, would you PM me any info you have on him (who he's played, how they played and who won). I think he plays one pocket primarily.

Maybe from Baltimore area.

Thanks,
JoeyA

I know him. I have not see him in a year or more. BUT I can tell you this. His game is not what I would consider THAT strong. He always needs a spot or handicap from good players.

However, he really does likes to gamble, and the higher the stakes, the better. Whoever matches up with him has a chance to win a big, big, big chunk of change.

JAM

 

[JAM]

BTW, I got a great picture of Brandon and Alex Pagulayan that I took at the DCC in Louisville one year.

I'd post it up, but I know Brandon wouldn't like that very much!

He's not that great a player (sorry, Brandon), but he does enjoy playing games of stake. Local shortstops in my area most definitely have to spot Brandon, but they do it because they know if they can get him down, they will win big.

In sum, Brandon is not a dummy when it comes to matching up. Sometimes he wins, and sometimes he loses. However, it's guys like Brandon that keep action alive for those of us who enjoy it. You will never see Brandon at a pool tournament, unless he's making an appearance for some after-hours action. You can tell him "Jennie Jones" sends her regards, but make sure you let him know that I did not knock him!

JAM

 

[JoeyA]

BTW, I got a great picture of Brandon and Alex Pagulayan that I took at the DCC in Louisville one year.

I'd post it up, but I know Brandon wouldn't like that very much!

He's not that great a player (sorry, Brandon), but he does enjoy playing games of stake. Local shortstops in my area most definitely have to spot Brandon, but they do it because they know if they can get him down, they will win big.

In sum, Brandon is not a dummy when it comes to matching up. Sometimes he wins, and sometimes he loses. However, it's guys like Brandon that keep action alive for those of us who enjoy it. You will never see Brandon at a pool tournament, unless he's making an appearance for some after-hours action. You can tell him "Jennie Jones" sends her regards, but make sure you let him know that I did not knock him!

JAM

ON the contrary, you give him the highest marks for a road player. It sounds like the same guy. I received some other comments about his abilities from others via PM which I will keep PM.
Thanks,
JoeyA