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Theclamp

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As much I'd like to set a table in my apartment, the place is small and I don't have that luxuty, so I have to play in halls. My problem is that the places I go to are often crowded noisy and not something I like. How to you find some hidden gems in your areas?
 
My choice is Stixx & Stones because they have all Diamond tables (5 9' + 10 7'), house pros (Reinhold & Larson), daily leagues, and weekend tournaments. Billiards Den in Richardson's decent, and snookered in Frisco's solid as well. Worth visiting nearby local locations as well
 
I totally get what you mean! at my age, i just want to play in peace.

what I try do is to go during off peak hours. Like, weekday mornings or early afternoons are often much quieter than evenings or weekends. have you tried playing at these times? good luck on your search!
 
I totally get what you mean! at my age, i just want to play in peace.

what I try do is to go during off peak hours. Like, weekday mornings or early afternoons are often much quieter than evenings or weekends. have you tried playing at these times? good luck on your search!
I know, right? I don't mind people and don't mind them playing, but there are times when I'm overly tired and I just want to relax, think about nothing and have absolutely no distractions

Anyway, while I was trying to find one, I had another idea. I was thinking about renting a garage or a storage place to add a table and spice it up. What do you think?
 
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