Hi guys,

Purchasing a cue is good but what will happen if your favorite cue gets a break or even broken? I did some search then sorted it in a section in our website:
Cuemakers - Thailand Billiard
http://www.thailandbilliard.com/cuemakers.htm

Enjoy!

I missed the old days

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=Vu-4gKhaBzY

Here is a slide show from the 1982 Dayton 9-Ball Open. Take a look at some of the generation’s best players — including a baby-faced Earl Strickland. See what if you release some faces . Enjoy!

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He's awesome Anyone knows him?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnHsqtWiDOU

Enjoy

Source: Youtube

Please take a look at our Pool Cues for Sale section on our website.

In the past few years, the Kaiser Cues getting more and more popular. These Kaiser cues feature in CMC points, veneers, inlays, buck horn material, Canadian maple shaft, professional taper, water buffalo tip or layer tip, and much much more, at unbeatable price. But most important, these cues have a solid hit! They are some real playing cues for any player.

Yes! Truly to say, Kaiser looks solid and strong. You can make a solid shot with a little strength from your elbow. I have tried...

I'm selling a lot of pool cues in Thailand and America. But what your cue is? Today, I'd like to share one cue for new beginning gentlement. Not so professional cue but it's good price for newbie. It's Rhino! Just only $65 or 2000 Baht. Here is its picture:



Combine traditional and modern cue making technology, with quality material, custom finish, Rhino cue definitely one of the good price cues...