Ralf Souquet
you got 60 mins, who would you pick??
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Mike Sigel
i second that
Talk to pro
Sit and talk means just that. Not hey, how about some lessons? Absolutely Earl the Pearl. Would have said Efren but he's not conversational. Almost picked the Black Widow cause it Christmas. She could have sat in my lap and we could talk about the first thing that pops up!!
Sit and talk means just that. Not hey, how about some lessons? Absolutely Earl the Pearl. Would have said Efren but he's not conversational. Almost picked the Black Widow cause it Christmas. She could have sat in my lap and we could talk about the first thing that pops up!!
I don't know if he speaks english, but I'd say Raymond Ceulemans.
Might have to agree with you .. second choice ..Willie Mosconi.
Well Eddie, even though the original poster said living pro, I think we both might have a better shot at being with Willie Mosconi for an hour than Loree Jon ... :thumbup:
i love to teach, even though nobody asks.... but in all seriousness you gotta pick somebody that excecutes at least somewhere in that same ballpark as you for this to be truly valuable. i mean i know it is just a fun thread and all, bu this is the truth.... efren cant be teaching no one hole cus all he does is shoot all the time... youd go broke if he taught u one hole (unless youre a champ)
60 minutes
Grady Mathews
Grady Mathews
Efren or Earl
Hmmmm
I"m assuming you are referring to Artie B of the 1P Hall of Fame. I've sat down with him a few years back in Vegas. Just his take and philosophy on how to actually "WIN" at gambling, any type of gambling, is worth your time and then some, but you will need well more than an hour. (I'm not a gambler, but still fascinating stuff) At least a day and an half would do it ! There is a reason he is "persona non gratis" at every casino in Vegas (though "they" still let him eat at the buffets at least)
I"m assuming you are referring to Artie B of the 1P Hall of Fame. I've sat down with him a few years back in Vegas. Just his take and philosophy on how to actually "WIN" at gambling, any type of gambling, is worth your time and then some, but you will need well more than an hour. (I'm not a gambler, but still fascinating stuff) At least a day and an half would do it ! There is a reason he is "persona non gratis" at every casino in Vegas (though "they" still let him eat at the buffets at least)
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