POV POOL – The 2015 Year End Schedule and Live-Streams
Friday – October 2nd, 2015
POV Pool Headquarters – Los Angeles, CA
Hello Pool Fans!
Greetings everyone and welcome back. I know it’s been a little while since you’ve seen a schedule from us, but sometimes it’s important to step back a little bit and let the pool world breath on its own. That being said, there are a host of new changes coming soon from POV Pool, which include a new website, online store, a very special event from us in 2016 and a regularly live-streamed show on our Ustream Channel that will contain hours of additional content, featuring classic POV stuff and never before viewed footage on POV that will be sure to amaze you. As each new change develops, YOU will be the first to know about it, right here on www.POVPOOL.com – Thanks for supporting and as always – Keep Loving Pool!
Daniel Busch
Upcoming Streams on www.POVPOOL.com / Please Save the Dates!
A full synopsis and information links for each event are soon to follow.
- Saturday – October 24th / Foothill BCA’s Season Playoffs and Finals – Live from The Golden Cue Billiards in South El Monte, California
- Saturday/Sunday – October 31st and November 1st / Hard Times Monthly One-Pocket and Monthly 9-Ball – Live from Hard Times Billiards, Bellflower, California
- Sunday – November 29th / Florian Kohler and Special Guests (Abram Diaz & Marty Carey) Artistic Billiards and Trickshot Exhibition – Live from The Golden Cue Billiards in South El Monte, California
- Saturday – December 5th / NWB’s ‘Big Al La Mode’ $1,500 Added, 9 Ball Tournament – Live from The Golden Cue Billiards in South El Monte, California
- Saturday – December 19th / The 2nd Annual ‘Holiday Wish’ Charity Doubles 9-Ball Tournament – Live from The Golden Cue Billiards in South El Monte, California
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I’m glad I joined your site as it is informative and the streaming very well done. I mostly watch the videos you post on YouTube as I’m mostly to busy to watch the live streaming.
On another note, I like the fact you had the courage to play the Magician, Efren, with a spot of 10-7. As an old one pocket player, I would like to give a little advice. Next time, the spot should be 11-7 or 11-6.
I had the pleasure of watching him play $5K sets of first to 5 ahead when he and Buste were in Seattle, in the 90ties. Not many of the locals were aware of how great a player he was, but I knew of him, and made a few bucks side betting.
Again, thanks for loving pool; I’m still a huge fan at the age of 75!
(And I’m also a fan of Snooker.)