The most unique Trick Shot Artist in the world.

[JoeyA]

"aren't going to make any dough putting your business in the street" another statement people like to make constantly that isn't true, at least in the world I live in. I'll play anyone in the world and film it and share the stats and have a line of people willing to play me. I've always shared the truth with anyone trying to hustle me or match up. There's always someone willing to gamble who's never even heard of any of us and are only interested in gambling.

Your old school gambler's response about keeping your business quiet and having to win titles if they know your speed is so antiquated it makes the back of my neck itch every time I hear someone say it.

It's not about the money, it's about playing anyone who challenges you, outrunning the nuts, stepping up to the plate, showing the establishment that the hype is a myth....blah..blah....etc.

My response may be an old school gambler's response. If you don't agree with my statement then you don't play pool for a living.

If you don't play pool for a living, you can get all of the fun action you want. I'm sure the ones who do it for a living need to be tested and you've got the skills to test just about anyone.

Good luck in your endeavors.

 

["T"]

A couple days ago, the owner, Tony, mentioned that Venom will also make an appearance at the Mark II, on north Western Ave, almost Evanston, on the 14th as well.

This is the same place Jeanette Lee did one of her APA exhibitions earlier this year. Should be pretty cool!

 

[nathandumoulin]

Here's an interesting little tidbit of info about the Venom DVD.

It received 8,000,000 views in the past two months for a total of more than 14,000,000. It's held a daily average of 30,000 in 2011, with over 250,000 views yesterday alone. It's been featured on the main page of Youtube, Dailymotion, AOL.com, and Break.com. Each day it's viewcount continues to grow at an increased rate, and it's become the most watched billiard video in the history of the internet (as far as we know).

It's success has led us to take on a new marketing approach for Venom. We're currently working on potentially producing a TV documentary that would be given to network worldwide for free. Once we've confirmed with potential networks that they'll air the content, we can use the collective audience as leverage to pitch the production to a large scale corporate sponsor outside our sport.

 

[JoeyA]

Here's an interesting little tidbit of info about the Venom DVD.

It received 8,000,000 views in the past two months for a total of more than 14,000,000. It's held a daily average of 30,000 in 2011, with over 250,000 views yesterday alone. It's been featured on the main page of Youtube, Dailymotion, AOL.com, and Break.com. Each day it's viewcount continues to grow at an increased rate, and it's become the most watched billiard video in the history of the internet (as far as we know).

It's success has led us to take on a new marketing approach for Venom. We're currently working on potentially producing a TV documentary that would be given to network worldwide for free. Once we've confirmed with potential networks that they'll air the content, we can use the collective audience as leverage to pitch the production to a large scale corporate sponsor outside our sport.

The other day I received a link from one of my pool friends and the link was for a video called Best Ever. I assumed it was about pool. It had like 144,000,000 views. Maybe if Florian wore some of "those colored socks" but instead of putting them on his feet, he could kind of wear them à la Earl.....Yeah, that ought to do it. :shocked: And no I'm not going to provide the link. If you're that curious, you can search youtube.com :sorry: