My uncle lost his nose in Nam. Don't be so insensitive.Well opinions are like noses. Each of us have a nose.
Frugal is what I am, money don’t grown on trees.
Wife has a plant, it call a Money plant, never grow real dollar, or cents.
My uncle lost his nose in Nam. Don't be so insensitive.Well opinions are like noses. Each of us have a nose.
Frugal is what I am, money don’t grown on trees.
Wife has a plant, it call a Money plant, never grow real dollar, or cents.
The users don't have to pay. I don't have to pay to watch CBS, NBC, or ABC. Advertisers pay. If this were a Youtube channel, this guy would take in between $2,000-$3,000 for each one million views of a video. Now, take 2.5 million subscribers, lets say he get's $5,000 when all 2.5 million click his video. Assume he puts out about 2 videos per month and his subscribers all click and watch them. That's $120,000 a year producing videos from his living room. Now, what has no value?If you had to pay $5.99 subscription, how many of those 2.5M followers would remain loyal? If the viewing is free, it has no value other than the one being watched, might just as well be on the the garbage channel YouTube!
He's priced right for you, cheap! Does nothing for pool, my cats entertain me as well. Take away silicone, fast cloth, and jump cues, where does that leave the trick shot artists today?
What you never see is how many takes are never show to perform a trick shot, all you ever see is the final cut, and are wowed! 99% of the trick shot artists today couldn't win a Saturday night pool tournament at the local bar!
Ever seen Florian playing 9B? I'd bet on the APA 5 to win!!!I would disagree with that. most of us can play decent pool. Yes what you see is the final shot but I would be willing to bet that regular pool players would take 3x as many attempts as we do, if not even more.
You got action. Has to be a legit APA 5.Ever seen Florian playing 9B? I'd bet on the APA 5 to win!!!
Ever seen Florian playing 9B? I'd bet on the APA 5 to win!!!
Different topic, but to answer that question I’d say they would play close to the previous champions. They are “playing” better because the equipment is easier and the balls are all the same size and break better etc.Wonder how good the pro's of today would be without the fast cloth and the jump cues?
The pros today would kick the ass of the pros in the 80's and down . Even if they claim they moved the ball better .Different topic, but to answer that question I’d say they would play close to the previous champions. They are “playing” better because the equipment is easier and the balls are all the same size and break better etc.
People are not just “more” skillful now than in the past. Maybe 1P players move better because they are more knowledgeable…..maybe. But not by much.
The users don't have to pay. I don't have to pay to watch CBS, NBC, or ABC. Advertisers pay. If this were a Youtube channel, this guy would take in between $2,000-$3,000 for each one million views of a video. Now, take 2.5 million subscribers, lets say he get's $5,000 when all 2.5 million click his video. Assume he puts out about 2 videos per month and his subscribers all click and watch them. That's $120,000 a year producing videos from his living room. Now, what has no value?
From which area?You got action. Has to be a legit APA 5.
Good pointFrom which area?
How many would post here if you had to pay for gold membership to be able to post ?
I’m the same way. To me it’s like watching a basketball game vs a basketball trick shot video. I’d rather see actual bulls lock horns than watch an edited compilation. As my old mentor told me when I asked if he knew any tricks he said, “Tricks are for kids”.I've never really enjoyed trick shots. There's no denying that some of the stuff Venom does is AMAZING, but I'd rather watch an old accu-stats of Buddy vs Nick that I've seen 15 times than watch a new trick shot video.
Never even heard of the dude in the article.
From which area?
And how do you get a Fargo rating without playing matches in events?One of the aspects of trick shots that I feel pool players don't like is that fact that we are paid up front, which can lead to a jealously factor. I don't need to grind for 6+ hours at a tournament and not even cash. I am paid before I even walk in the door and I entertain for an hour or two.