RICHARD BUCKTOOTH COOK AND ALBERT MARKASKY HAVE THE ANSWER TO SPEED UP ONEPOCKET

[lll]

one player (markasky) goes to 2 and the other (Bucktooth ) goes to 1
thanks to hawaiianeye on azb for posting this

 

[gulfportdoc]

That's wild. It would sure sharpen up a guy's break and early game!

 

[catkins]

I remember when this happened

 

[Frank Almanza]

I like how the Tooth picks up the coin after the flip to make sure it has two sides. I saw him play this game a number of times.

 

[jrhendy]

I like how the Tooth picks up the coin after the flip to make sure it has two sides. I saw him play this game a number of times.

Back in the day he was a favorite against good players in this game. He did not get out of line too often.

 

[12squared]

Yep, Tooth's road game. If he said yes to any game, you have the worst of it.

 

[Nick B]

Tooth knows the value of pressure and when to move the furniture. One ball is a lot of pressure.

 

[GoldCrown]

So...if you get spotted a ball do you win automatically?

 

[Frank Almanza]

So...if you get spotted a ball do you win automatically?

Funny but I'll just ask that my scratches don't count.

 

[onepocketman]

Bucktooth can get wild. Strange stroke but he kicked some butt with it here. Entertaining. Thanks for the video!

 

[alpodog]

I played quite a few money games and came out on top, most of the time. But my only big loss was to this guy. We played $300 a game in Reno for 8 or 9 hours, I came out 1 game ahead. A month later, he called and wanted to play $500 a game at Ca billiards. He won 12 games and I won 2. It was 20 years ago and one of those nights where the cue ball kept me from winning. A 1/4 inch more or less seemed to haunt me every other time I got to the table. His cue ball speed was impeccable. Was it luck, I don't know. I was the shooter, he was the mover, mover won. He knows the game, good go Tooth!!!!!

 

[Billy Jackets]

I used to collect autographs of famous and infamous pool players. I had heard of Tooth for years but never run into him. So I was at a DCC and he showed up. He was in the lobby with about 50 guys around him telling them how awesome he was. It was pretty cool actually , they were hanging on every word. I finally went up and asked him for his autograph and he went into a 5 minute speech about autographs and signing your name on a blank piece of paper, yada yada and now everybodys laughing with him at me . It stung a little but I was determined I would turn it around and get the autograph in front of all those guys. I took a piece of the stationary from the lobby and wrote 'This piece of paper has no legal value ,it is meant only as an autograph of a famous pool player. I wrote that in small letters all over the front and back of the paper until it was covered ,except for a place for him to sign his name. I walked back up to him and the crowd starts mumbling and giggling and asked him if he would sign this. He read it , looked at it and then looked at me and said something to the effect of , this guy ain't as dumb as he looks , he figured out a way to get me to give him an autograph that I never thought I would. I wish I could remember exactly what he said, it was 10 times better than what I wrote but I was so pumped I forgot immediately. Now I can't find it , so maybe he got me after all by using disappearing ink. I wouldn't be surprised.

 

[povpool]

I'd rather play 1-ball, 1-pocket for 3-1 on the money against Tooth. More practice moving.