I always get the two confused -- which is better for a pool table?>

Duckster,> 760 is not for billiards. It is a fast pool cloth like Tournament 2000> from Granito, but way too slow for billiards, even for balkline. You> are correct though that 860 is more common on pool tables. It is that> way because most average players have trouble controlling the rock on> faster tables. Deno

misterpoole wrote:>> When I lived in Miami, 760 was the choice of some pool rooms because>> they had a humidity problem. 760 would play like 860 in those rooms.>

I will never have anything but 760 on my table. It is much easier to> adjust to a slower table when the time comes. It particularly helps> because most of the bar boxes in my area are covered with simonis 860.> It is true that in Miami on a soaking wet table the 760 will play like> 860. In Denver where I live it plays *really* fast which forces good> habits. Plus on my 5x10 I need the 760 just to get the ball around the> table ­>

Chris in Denver>

Lou Figueroa>