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Who is the best pocket pool player of all time?

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Who is the best pocket pool player of all time?

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  1. (BIRD ) FRANKEI THOMPSON


  2. George W. Bush !!!

  3. It's a toss up b/w Reyes and Mosconi.  Reyes I saw play in Nevada, but I've only seen films of Mosconi.  Both are ball sinking machines, beautiful lines and positions.  Just flawless playing.

  4. EFREN REYES

    Considered by many to be the greatest player there ever was, Efren Reyeshas attracted a sort of cult following in the pool community. His world renowned skills at every conceivable billiard game has earned him the nick name "The Magician." He as taken titles in the World Cup, International 9-Ball Tournament, and World 9-Ball Open just to name a few. He also led his team to victory at the World Team Billiards.

  5. Me. the snookermaster

  6. Me.  No doubt.  I rub it out strong son.

  7. I would have to say Willie Mosconi was the best pocket pool player of all time. There are and were a lot of great ones though. Mosconi was a 15 time world champion , He won most of those championships on 10 foot tables , They use 9 footers nowadays, He won his championships when straight pool was the deciding game of choice, you have to call every shot , even safeties , A much more difficult game than 9 ball which is what they play today. A lot of luck involved in 9 ball , not much in straight pool.A lot of the equipment used in those days was not very good either, another obstacle to contend with. And last but not least the man ran 526 consecutive balls in an exhibition match in Springfield Ohio. He never missed 527 either , he had to quit due to other commitments. Who knows how far he could of gone. Taking all of this into consideration , Willie has to be the best ever. Thank you.

  8. Willie Mosconi

    Minnesota "Fats"

    Steve Mazerak

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