Pool halls

vincett

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I was looking into opening a pool hall. But it appears that the population that play pools are mainly into 7 foot tables and not 9 foot tables. I wonder why only matchroom and predator host 9 foot table competitions. I also just realized that pro players are mostly 9 foot and league players are all 7 foots. This explains a lot as of why most large events in the USA are on 7 foots.

So then, as a pro player, you can practice at home. But how could you track your Fargo rate accurately if you cant compete against others on proper 9 foot table pool hall ?
 
I was looking into opening a pool hall. But it appears that the population that play pools are mainly into 7 foot tables and not 9 foot tables. I wonder why only matchroom and predator host 9 foot table competitions. I also just realized that pro players are mostly 9 foot and league players are all 7 foots. This explains a lot as of why most large events in the USA are on 7 foots.

So then, as a pro player, you can practice at home. But how could you track your Fargo rate accurately if you cant compete against others on proper 9 foot table pool hall ?
Fargo doesn't recognize any difference between games played on a 9' table vs those played on a 7'...
 
Fargo doesn't recognize any difference between games played on a 9' table vs those played on a 7'...
And that is where it is so wrong, a dominant 9 foot players are more likely to also dominant on a 7 footer.
Get 2 , 7footers 3, 9footers 1, 10footer just like the hall I learned in, Archie Moore loved bank pool, always played him ,golf on the 10footer.
So more 7 footer than 9 ?
 
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