Just wondering if anyone knows of any 8ball tournaments anywhere this weekend where 8ball is played. Thanks, from out of town and wanted to play in one before I go home on Tuesday April 1, 2008

oh ok, ya too late lol, how about tonite or tomorrow nite?

Redeyes,

Once again, sorry for the untimely post. I didn't notice your response. I thought you were only in town until the 1st? Well, if you are here to stay for a while then you probably want to check out Breaker's on Potomac Avenue in Dormont, Cue and Cushion on Rte. 51 in Brentwood, or Golden Cue in Bridgeville. All 3 places have 9 ball tournaments at various times of the week...but all are on 9' tables. In fact you won't find many bar tables outside of bars in Pittsburgh and most of those places don't run tournaments since they only have one table.

I will keep my eyes peeled, but honestly I don't get out to the Golden Cue too often...let alone for the Saturday tourney. That place is 25-30 miles away from where I live on the northeast side of town. There really aren't any "good" rooms over this way. Sometimes I hike out to Breaker's since it is the closest good room. Otherwise I shoot at The Parlour which is a bar with 9' tables. I only get out a couple times of week, mostly for league. I look forward to seeing you two in the league this fall if I am still in town. If you won their tourney then you are probably way out of my league, but I would still enjoy playing.

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