July 14th, 2010 
admin Mating Season @ the Gallery Bar – Featuring DJ AK with a special performance by DJ Mess Kid The 4th installment of “ Mating Season ” continues to build buzz and momentum, as it’s June 24th party brought the wildest party animals together for a fun, friendly and yes… wild party.
July 13th, 2010 admin George San Souci (1st) & Matt Krah (2nd) The Mezz Pro-Am Tour made its way to Raxx Pool Room, Bar & Grill on Sunday July 11, 2010. A strong field of 39 players came out to play, which included players like George San Souci, Matt Krah, Joey Kong, Jeremy Sossei, Zion Zvi, Kevin Guimond, Bruce Nagle, Eddie Abraham, Mike Miller, Oscar Bonilla, Victor Nau, Mhet Vergara, Josh Brothers, Denise Reeve, and Diana “Snooky” Rojas, to name a few. Leading the top half of the bracket in this event was George San Souci, with a dominant run through Jay Chiu 7-1, Josh Brothers 7-3, Oscar Bonilla 7-4, and Jeremy Sossei 7-3. Leading the top bottom half the bracket was Brett Stottlemyer, who had wins over Scott Murphy 7-2, Zion Zvi 7-5, Kevin Guimond 7-4, and Joey Kong 7-6
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George San Souci Snaps Off the Mezz Tour Stop at Raxx
July 13th, 2010 admin B+ Class Finalists Scott Simonetti (1st) & Scott Bannon (2nd) The Tri-State Tour’s 2010 invitational tournament is the long-running 9-ball tour’s annual awards and special tournament event. On the day that each respective class division plays, players are awarded their honors which include “ Most Improved Player “, “ Sportsman of the Year “, and other highly-esteemed designations. This year, the Tri-State Tour honored Scott Simonetti with a special honor of “ Outstanding Player of the Year “. In speaking with Scott after the event, he mentioned that the tournament went very smoothly, featured a strong field of players, and that he enjoyed the fact that he didn’t have to wait much in between matches.
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John Trobiano & Ryan McCarthy Win Tri-State Invitational Playoffs while Scott Simonetti is named Outstanding Player of the Year
July 12th, 2010 admin BCA Pool Leagues As quickly as the summer months move along, many pool players are already taking into consideration their plans for fall leagues. Captains are organizing players for both league teams as well as for national teams. And if you are a player in the BCAPL League System , you should be aware of some new changes for the format of the BCAPL National Championships.
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The BCA Pool League Adopts a New “Advanced” Division for the National Championships
July 12th, 2010 simon Pool Leagues And How To Fix ‘Em Pool leagues – who wants to join them to get ripped off? A common complaint I here is this one as above. Why do so many league operators (and at state and national levels) rip off their players by hoarding their league fees and costs for table time
July 11th, 2010 admin Manny Chau vs Nick Varner Live from Marietta Billiards , owned by Johnny Archer in Marietta, GA, the Gem City Classic is off to the runnings. Playing in a 10-ball, race to 9 format on Olhausen tables, pros from the Southeast and around the country have come out make their mark in this Seminole Pro Tour event. With the southern states being stacked with top names in pool such as Corey Deue l, John Schmidt , Danny Harriman, Stevie Moore , Donny Mills , and newly-inducted Hall of Famer Johnny Archer himself (to name a few), this field has a host of serious contenders who are liable to claim top honors. A number of top WPBA pros such as Allison Fisher , Kelly Fisher , & Helena Thornfeldt are also out to make a statement at this event
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Live Streaming of the Gem City Classic this Weekend
July 10th, 2010 admin 2009 “A”/”A+” Class Invitational Players Over this weekend, Saturday, July 10-Sunday, July 11, The Tri-State Tour’s Invitational . Every year, the tour holds this annual event to showcase the tour’s highest-finishing and hardest-working players. Players from each of the division levels will be competing within their respective classes to vie for the title of “ Tri-State Invitational Grand Champion “.
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The Tri-State Tour’s 2010 Invitational is Underway
July 10th, 2010 shagger In The Land of Dead Stroke Pool Just so we’re clear, I go to the tables and am in instant dead stroke everyday, running every rack, making every defensive play and kick I see… not. ..
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Dead Stroke Day… Not!
July 8th, 2010 admin CueTips #27 By NYC Grind Contributor, Mark Finkelstein This week I’d like to share with you a kicking system that really works. The only requirements are that you can do a little math in your head (you can even use your fingers!) and stroke a rolling ball with no English. Before I show you the system, here is what I know of Sid Banner . This information comes from Amazon.com and gives an accurate portrait of Sid, known as the “professional amateur.” “Sid attended East New York Vocational High School in Brooklyn, New York until his 15th birthday. After leaving school, he held various jobs in Manhattan, and played billiards at McGirr’s Billiards on 44th St. and 8th Ave., learning three-cushion billiards from Joe Procita , Joe Brown , Gene Levy , Abe Rosen and the like.
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CueTips #28: Sid Banner’s Kicking System
July 8th, 2010 GoGo Overcoming Visual Miscues Why is it so hard to aim at those round pool balls? I’ll tell you why–because they’re round! I’ll give you a hint, start thinking of all your cut shots as full hits rather than angled shots and allow your peripheral vision to work to throw the ball into the pocket
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Overcoming Mental Problems In Aim
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