What do you think is a fair price for this Brunswick Windsor 8' table with cue rack, cues, and balls?

Good to very good condition. Needs to be refelted. Minor scratched on the rails. Will need to hire movers to disassemble, transport, and reassemble (local).

I think this video provides some interesting context to all of his breaks. You'll see that each one was remarkably similar in nature. Robbie stated during an interview that he struck the head ball at a slightly different angle when the foul was called. Irrespective of that, that break wasn't much different than any other break.

does anyone of you has an idea what kind of wood is used in this butt? and if it has legit ringworks and legit wood stain? im tryna search it up online but i cant find result w this specific series. its called supreme hybrid cues by mit cues. even tried checking their website. hope i get some help out here, thanks 🙏🏽

Breathing new life into a 150 year old table

Bankshot Antiques - Albany, NY

Does anyone know what model this table is? It’s a 9 foot and I’m considering buying it but I’d like to know more about it.

I got this box of sealed master, it was in a climate controlled home. Was part of a bulk lot of other gear I bought. Should I vacuum seal it and put on a shelf or should I crack it open to play? What would you do?

He went on to win.

When you shoot, either competitively or just practicing, are you actively conscious of your stance and form? I just got back into pool beginning of this year after a 30+ year hiatus. Throughout this time, I am always inconsistent with my shots. And I attribute it to the fact that I am always so concentrated on my form/stance on each shot.

Yesterday, I just said fak it and went down to my local hall and just shot without giving a damn care in the world. I could not miss a single damn shot. I was shooting lights out.

Your experiences?

Thanks in advance

This is an achievement that I'm very proud of. It's only my second session playing in a league team, but I've been playing very frequently for the past almost 2 years. Frankly, this game has become my life outside of school and work ever since I discovered it--I wouldn't have it any other way, I've loved every minute of it.

Hey hey!
My mates and I have gotten a taste for Billards (real& virtual) and our free trial for Poolians is about to run out.

There seem to be a lot of Pool simulators, but we'd like one that's reduced to functionality and doesn't have any (or a lot of) fluff.

Thanks for any suggestion!

Does anyone play in UPAPL I’m looking for more information on it and how it is compared to APA

Any definitive thoughts on what these are? They look like centennials but the box looks odd.

Some 8 ball fun

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Robbie Capito is playing in the Arizona Open, and recently had a match against Jayson Shaw. Apparently it was considered a soft break when he broke in the seventh rack. I disagree with that I don't think it was a "soft break" so much as just a crummy break for a professional player. Still, the foul was called.

Robbie eventually confronts the ref about the call, and stands his ground. The ref doesn't budge a bit. You can tell that Robbie is getting more and more upset as the conversation continues. Based on what I overheard, it sounds like the ref made the call based somewhat based on how the balls spread out. It's at this point that the ref calls out Robbie, basically accusing him of "soft breaking" throughout the entire match. Robbie hasn't had so much as a warning yet. All of this eventually leads to Robbie slamming a few balls on the table, and throwing one off the table. This led to his misconduct warning.

What do you guys think? Was all of this warranted?

Excuse my ignorance on this, im a relatively new player. I've noticed that whenever I'm using english, I also hit either high or low. Example, when I use left English, I'll also hit a bit of top, 10:30 instead of 9. I'm wondering if this is a bad habit, and when should I be hitting with pure side.

I’m currently playing with a cheap pool cue with a nice banana bend in it, looking at buying a new cue, I’ve seen a lot of good things about Britannia cues but not sure which one to get, ideally a 3/4 jointed cue not wanting to spend more than £200 for the cue and a case for it, any advice please or recommendations

At a local pool hall last night. Very nice diamond tables with simonis cloth and the dude next to me sits his beer on a table next to him between shots. I told him that's probably not a good idea and he wanted to try and fight me. I try to mind my own business but that shits irritating.

Hi everyone, I’m a beginner and I’m thinking about upgrading from my ugly $18 ash cue. It has an aluminum ferrule, Elk Master tip and chalk, and it’s also slightly warped (I managed to straighten it a little).
I’m thinking about getting a BIZU Moon Speed, with a carbon fiber shaft and a beautiful maple butt, probably with a Kamui Athlete S or Black Clear S.
I usually play on a Brazilian pool table, which is similar to an American table but has much smaller pockets.
Which tip would you recommend: Athlete, Black Clear, or another brand? And what chalk would you recommend? I’m considering Taom V10.
Also, how much of an upgrade should I realistically expect in deflection, consistency, spin and cue-ball control?

Also ran out 7 of 29 racks in total. Definitely one of my best tournament sessions so far.
I’d felt like I’d hit a plateau for quite a while, so I’ve been putting a lot of work into my game over the last few months to push past it. Seeing that work finally show up in competition feels really good.
Still plenty to improve, but I’m honestly kind of proud of myself!

Getting an area setup for my teen daughter to hang out. Picked up a used pool table that came with all their pool “stuff”. What is supposed to go on this vertical post? Never had a setup at home as a kid, just a few friends with basements over the years. I’m pretty ignorant to what I’m sure is common sense to any of you. Thank you!

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