You noticed that too? :wink:
Love the pic by the way. I see the twinkle in your eyes. And they're not even engorged!

You noticed that too? :wink:
This thread has become both sad and pathetic. In my first post on here I agreed that what Dennis did was wrong and offered to make a fair settlement with Rob. That opened the flood gates to name calling and every form of degradation about me that Rob and Gary and a few others could conjure up. It's as if they were waiting for the opportunity to jump on me, and for a game that I was not involved in. I think somewhere on here a few of you have crossed the line. I never called anyone derogatory names and Rob you did, using profanity to describe me. That is worthy of a ban on here in case you didn't know. Don't worry I won't be the one reporting you, you have done a good job of telling on yourself and proving once again what kind of child you truly are. I'm sure you will give us all a repeat performance after reading this.
At this point, I really don't care anymore about the original reason for this thread. Dennis is on his way to San Jose and I wish him luck. He may have made a mistake but he's a better man than most of those who are castigating him and me on here.
By the way, I was never a "hustler" in the pool world. I went looking for games and played even up most of the time. I found out early on that if you lay down you only get out of stroke. Rob is far better at that then me.
Since Jay neither backed, played in, coached, or sweated the Rob vs. Dennis match, I think him offering to put up $350 out of his own pocket to try to make things right is praiseworthy. Seriously.
And along with the $350 out of his pocket, I also believe Jay gets to decide how he wants to handle it with Dennis. In essence, he'd be paying for the right to do that.
As I said in an earlier post, Rob's business with Dennis ended when he let him go for the $150.
Jay offered to make it right for Rob and Rob attached a stipulation about how Jay should handle Dennis. I don't think Rob gets to provide instructions since he already settled with Dennis.
If you think about Jay's role in all of this, I def don't think he should be getting all the major grief that he has.
A little grief yes, imo, for his attempt at blaming Rob for laying a trap. I think Jay knows this was Dennis' misread (read fault) and he should have taken it like a man.
But again, it appears to be more to do with Jay's loyalty to Dennis whom he considers his good friend.
All, imho. :smile:
best,
brian kc
Jay, I have no problem with you what so ever, You came on and said how Dennis learned the move he put on from US players. All that happened was he made a bad game, quits in the middle of the set, and anywhere I have ever played, that is a loss of the set. You came on and tried to speak up in Dennis's behalf. You made some comments that didn't smell right. Gambling , Hustling, Road Trips, and writing a book about all of the above. What do you think of Jack Cooney being a lifelong hustler ? Do you respect him or is he a lowlife hustler that hid his skill very well? Is it wrong Jay that your houseguest got in a trap of his own. ( It ain't no fun when the rabbits got the gun) Poor Dennis, Poor Me. Fact is he weaseled out of the bet. Gary
This thread has become both sad and pathetic. In my first post on here I agreed that what Dennis did was wrong and offered to make a fair settlement with Rob. That opened the flood gates to name calling and every form of degradation about me that Rob and Gary and a few others could conjure up. It's as if they were waiting for the opportunity to jump on me, and for a game that I was not involved in. I think somewhere on here a few of you have crossed the line. I never called anyone derogatory names and Rob you did, using profanity to describe me. That is worthy of a ban on here in case you didn't know. Don't worry I won't be the one reporting you, you have done a good job of telling on yourself and proving once again what kind of child you truly are. I'm sure you will give us all a repeat performance after reading this.
At this point, I really don't care anymore about the original reason for this thread. Dennis is on his way to San Jose and I wish him luck. He may have made a mistake but he's a better man than most of those who are castigating him and me on here.
By the way, I was never a "hustler" in the pool world. I went looking for games and played even up most of the time. I found out early on that if you lay down you only get out of stroke. Rob is far better at that then me.
hust-lin
1. To jostle and push
2. To work or move energetically and rapidly
3. To act aggressively, especially in business dealings
4. Slang:
A. To sell or get by aggressive means
b. To solicit customers. Used of a pimp or prostitute
c to misrepresent one's ability in order to deceive someone, especially in gambling.
From my reading of the thread it would appear that everyone got "hustled" in some way.
4c started it... Where $1000 was to be won with the possibility of a 2nd set! Through the classic misrepresentation of one's ability and ... Then...
4a was employed by getting a settlement using "aggressive means" in this case emotional manipulation (the so called begging and crying which worked!)... So... At 8/8 dennis is going to lose $1k with nothing in his pocket... But he walked out $850 .... The other has $150 and a thread on az (priceless?!)... Who was the better hustler?
This romantic ideal of honor among thieves is and always has been total bs..... There are reasons why road "partners" sleep with the bank roll under their pillow and take it with them when they are going for a piss.....
The entire thread seems to be a discussion of how unfair it is that the fish threw the hook as opposed to why the fisherman failed to land the big one...
Jack Cooney is Jay's hero and he would set a trap for a month and played guys that couldn't play a lick and get 5 balls from them. I play the best in the world and Im a piece of crap.. LMFAO Jay is so hypocritical its a joke. THAT IS MY PROBLEM WITH JAY!! and he doesn't like it when I call him on it. Jay still hasn't commented on the $ 200 Dennis stole from the kid from Miami playing EVEN 10 ball. That was a sweet deuce they whacked up.
JAM....Is this thread turning out to how you had hoped?:thumbup:
I don't know anything about this game and absolutely had nothing to do with it. I don't even know who "Chris" is. Nice try Rob. One more failed accusation. By the way I never called you a "piece of crap". You were the one who used that term to define yourself. But you would know better than me, wouldn't you.
You were also the one who chose to use defamatory words about me. I don't need to stoop that low when disagreeing with someone on here.
It is rare that this happens, it is usually good to post with someone both parties agree on, in this case playing Tony in this location, I should have protected myself better. Do you think this would have went over well with the owner-stakehorse if I would have pulled this. lol ! I don't think I would have safely gotten out. I surely would not have got paid. My fault. Gary
Jay, I have always thought you to be a very wise pool person, with the exceptions of your bias toward pinoy players over American players, and women players speed, compared to men.This thread has become both sad and pathetic. In my first post on here I agreed that what Dennis did was wrong and offered to make a fair settlement with Rob. That opened the flood gates to name calling and every form of degradation about me that Rob and Gary and a few others could conjure up. It's as if they were waiting for the opportunity to jump on me, and for a game that I was not involved in. I think somewhere on here a few of you have crossed the line. I never called anyone derogatory names and Rob you did, using profanity to describe me. That is worthy of a ban on here in case you didn't know. Don't worry I won't be the one reporting you, you have done a good job of telling on yourself and proving once again what kind of child you truly are. I'm sure you will give us all a repeat performance after reading this.
At this point, I really don't care anymore about the original reason for this thread. Dennis is on his way to San Jose and I wish him luck. He may have made a mistake but he's a better man than most of those who are castigating him and me on here.
By the way, I was never a "hustler" in the pool world. I went looking for games and played even up most of the time. I found out early on that if you lay down you only get out of stroke. Rob is far better at that then me.
After watching the 9 ball finals in Tunica I wondered to myself why Dennis was tilting so much. I didnt see the first match between LeeVan but in the second set Dennis dogged an easy ball when they were tied at 7/7. Dennis should have won that game and gone on to win the title. But he himself let it slip through his fingers.
I asked myself why. I had seen him so many times and he seemed to never flinch when the money was on the line.
Something evidently was pressuring him and he was definitely on tilt.
Now we can assume why. The money meant especially more to him now that he was busted by the casino. He didnt win 6K he lost first place money.
He lost that self confidence that he is famously known for.
I hope he learns something from it.
What goes around comes around.
She is the first to cry about Pro Players being bashed, But I guess its ok when she provides the thread how two sided is that
Can we get the story about the kid from Miami since Jay responded and basically said you were lying.. i'm sorry this is getting fun