does cue club have real people in it cos i dont think they do cos of what they say . thank you?
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i was wondering that too. because i own the game and my buddy tried to get on to play me but it wouldn't let him
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What is the point of playing yahoo pool if its all cheating? I use to be in a league and admin of one. I saw the cheating all the time and its just crazy. Why do you people feel you have to cheat? Is it because you really can't play and are embarassed? Is it to impress someone? Why not practice alot, then you won't have to cheat in order to win, wouldn't that feel so much better to you? \nHow sad.. I hope you give this some thought. If not then I feel bad for the ones that believe your actually playing a fair game.
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I would go to the companies websites. They probably like to brag about how many pro players use their clubs. Or you could try a google search of individual players to get info on them.
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I think most of the "people" in the chat rooms are bots.  Bots are "robots", they aren't really people, they are programs that try to get you to go to a pay site somewhere.
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Dude ...Are you trying to create a club? ...You probably have a better luck in a chat room...
760055
I can't speak about on line games, but carom tables can be found if you know where to look.  In my home town, there are four pool halls.  Two of them have one carom table each.  I'm going to be competing in a straight pool tournament this weekend at one of these pool halls, and I noticed some of the other literature.  This pool hall has a three-cushion league and an upcoming three-cushion tournament.  We are actually kind of lucky to have choices like that for a city my size.  Snooker, however just hasn't caught on here.  I wouldn't say that you could call either carom games or snooker games "popular" in this part of the Midwest.  Still, there will always be a loyal following for these other cue sports.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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In what club, in what state? Too vague-can't help.
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As a referee for the BCA Pool League, I'm also a stickler for playing by the rules.  This is just another reason why I don't bother playing pool-based computer games.  It's fun for a lot of people, but it spreads a lot of disinformation about the way pool is really played.  More people are familiar with various "house rules" than BCA world standardized rules.  I can't tell you how many people give me funny looks when my friends and I play professional rules in a bar.  Happy Shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Lots of people ask questions that are not really appropriate to this forum because they want to see their questions on the internet, but they can't think of something they actually want to know that they don't know already.\n\nAlso, it is true that they bet on the games.  But if they are placing their bets according to what is said here, they deserve to lose their money!
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You know, it's interesting how often people want to get so hung up on semantics.  I think most people realize that the asker meant to say "pool" and not "snooker".  Also, "billiards" does not necessarily refer only to carom games.  Relax people, this isn't the Christians Vs. the lions.  Incidentally, I notice a lot of arrogance on the part of snooker players towards pool players.  If pool is so much easier, then why do so few snooker players excel at pool when they try to make the switch?  Alison Fischer and Karen Corr are two notable exceptions, of course.  I'm not trying to start an argument, as I have a great deal of respect for snooker.  Both games stress different skills.  Snooker requires very precise pocketing skill.  Pool (depending on the game) utilizes different techniques to move the cue ball, such as cheating the pocket and running balls along the cushion.  In fact, my favorite pool game, 14.1 continuous, shares many things in common with snooker.  In straight pool, you have to master short position, breaking up clusters, precise safety play, etc.  In any case, the best place to find game rules would be the BCA website.  They are the North American representative of the WPA.  So, they use world standardized rules.  Best of luck, and just have fun, don't listen to all the negative talk.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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I was at a friends house and they where playing one of those episodes from a website. From what I glanced at it seemed a bit staged to me or at least the money was offered down the road before it all took place. I mean how many Guys that are getting a BJ would not take a sneak peak from under your sweatshirt someone put over your face to see the supposedly chick that is supposed to be giving the BJ and realize its a Guy at the end ? very doubtfully but I think the answer to your question is Yes and No .. yes some guys will do anything for money and some guys couldn't have a tin can to piss inn and wouldn't do it.. Maybe its morals judgment etc. ? Guess i don't really know the answer but over all i think its SOME would not ALL
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OK; Hustling 101: DUDE, you deserved it. You are making it sound like you didn't know these guy from Adam. But something is telling me you did know one of them. Sounds like the one that was loosing. You are just too ashamed to say you know him. Well, if you didn't? WHAT EVER POSSESSED YOU TO RUST A STRANGER IN TO GIVING MONEY AWAY? HEY WHILE YOUR AT IT COULD YOU GIVE ME A MILLION FOR A SLOT???? \nSorry guy but you got hustled, flimflammed, bamboozled, horn swagged, and just plain SUCKERED. NO SNOOKER INVOLVED.  I was taught by the best pool players in Arkansas and the southern district for many of years and that was one of the first things that he taught me. \n\nNever and I mean never loan any money to anyone for any wager on billiards. \nNever tip your hand early.\nNever underestimate anyone. \n\nI have ticked a lot of players off when they start that crap playing and acting like their trying. Once they do that I never put any effort into it. Then I look them in the eyes and tell them to quit playing around if they want me to be serious with them. Then they realize that I know who they are.
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I know Memphis has had a teen club in the past, but I'm not so sure they have one now.  If there is one, I'm sure there is no list to be on...there's just not that much of a demand.  I did so some looking and asking around for you, though - sorry!
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they sure do!!!--some of the best profesional women pool players were former snooker champs---alison fisher--karen corr--to name a few!!!---i have played a few games of 9 ball with both of them---humiliating!!!
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Some people just really like balls, so they are nactually not watching the people at all. It sure makes no sense for us to work our balls off trying to make a living then go pay a ton to watch a bunch of people do exactly what you are asking about and get paid more for in one year of playing than we may make in a lifetime.\n\nOnce we are all hooked on Yahoo Answers, they will charge as well.
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Without a doubt.To an outsider it is an absolute disgrace to see how Norwich have fallen into Mediocrity.It seems only yesterday that they where in the premiership and in Europe with a squad which was mainly british (not many clubs can claim that now).The board at Norwich seem more interested in getting their mugs on the tele and have no interest in getting this great little club back in with the big boys.Worthington is not up to the job and should go as soon as and your board should either start running your club with an aim to make it great again or step down and let someone who loves Norwich and football have a go.P.S Delia: Getting pissed and making a laughing stock of yourself does not count as passion.
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Definitely my thoughts exactly. In fact, I wrote to Yahoo Answers to separate the kids from the adults but didn't get a response.  No offense to the kids, but their questions make me gag...."I got a date...what should I do?", etc. It would really improve the game!